The Pectus Excavatum and Chest Wall Anomalies Clinic was designed to evaluate, diagnose, educate, and care for patients with chest wall anomalies. Chest wall anomalies are atypical configurations of the chest that result from abnormally growing rib cartilage. These anomalies occur in about 1 in 400 people and can be mildly present at birth and may worsen as a child grows. There are two primary anomalies:
- Pectus excavatum - the chest appears sunken, bowing inward
- Pectus carinatum - an outward protrusion of the chest
To learn more about available treatment options from one of our accomplished pectus surgeons, contact our office at 602-254-5561.
Juan Acosta, MD | Jae-O Bae, MD | J. Craig Egan, MD | Lisa McMahon, MD | David Notrica, MD