StayCurrent Espanol · Novedoso indice para estimar la extensión cefalocaudal del hundimiento esternal en el pectus excavatum: El Índice Titanic
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Novedoso indice para estimar la extensión cefalocaudal del hundimiento esternal en el pectus excavatum: El Índice Titanic

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A new index exists to measure the extent of sternal depression in pectus excavatum.
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The study was a retrospective study conducted at Clínica Mipetus, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Patients underwent minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum between June 2020 and April 2022.
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The new index is called the Titanic Index.
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The Titanic Index evaluates the percentage of sternum located posterior to the anterior costal line on computed tomography.
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The index measures the craniocaudal extent of the depressed sternum.
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The study included 78 patients.
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The Haller index, correction index, and Titanic Index were measured in all patients.
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Patients were divided into two groups based on the number of implants placed.
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Group A received only two implants and comprised 47% of patients.
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Group B received three or more implants and comprised 53% of patients.
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A Titanic Index greater than 66% has a sensitivity of 93% for predicting the need for more than two implants.
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A Titanic Index greater than 66% has a specificity of 92% for predicting the need for more than two implants.
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The Titanic Index is a better predictor of the number of implants needed than the Haller index or the correction index.
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