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One-year Results of Minimally Invasive Sutured Fixation of the Slipped Ribs in the Pediatric Population
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In brief
This study evaluates a minimally invasive suture-based technique for stabilizing hypermobile ribs in children with slipping rib syndrome, offering an alternative to traditional cartilage resection. The approach adapts adult surgical methods to the pediatric population with one-year outcome data.
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Costal cartilage resection with or without rib resection is the gold standard surgery for slipping rib syndrome. Minimally invasive restoration of normal anatomy via nonabsorbable sutures has been described in the adult population with encouraging results. We sought to assess the efficacy of minimally invasive sutured fixation of the hypermobile rib in the pediatric population.
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