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According to BTS guidelines [CT in 2 years/Discharge/consider discharge or follow up depending on patient preference/consider biopsy or surveillance based on patient preference/further workup and consideration of definitive management] is advised<br />
According to BTS guidelines [CT in 2 years/Discharge/consider discharge or follow up depending on patient preference/consider biopsy or surveillance based on patient preference/further workup and consideration of definitive management] is advised<br />
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'''Pectus excavatum pre-surgery'''
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Haller index: [widest measurement/smallest AP spine to sternum].<br />
Correction index: [(largest anterior spine to anterior most part of chest (rib) - anterior spine to posterior sternum)/largest anterior spine to anterior most part of chest (rib)]<br />
Asymmetry index: [largest AP posterior rib to anterior on left/largest on right]<br />
Sternal torsion angle: [Angle of sternum to horizontal]<br />
Depression index: [Sternal depression at level of mid sternum as measured from a line across the anterior ribs to the sternum/vertebral body width at that point]<br />
Lungs: []<br />
Lymphadenopathy: [Yes/No.]<br />
Soft tissue and other organ abnormalities: [Present/Absent.]<br />
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'''References'''
 
A novel measure for pectus excavatum: the correction index St. Peter, Shawn D. et al. Journal of Pediatric Surgery , Volume 46 , Issue 12 , 2270 - 2273
 
Classification of Pectus Excavatum According to Objective Parameters From Chest Computed Tomography Choi, Jin-Ho et al. The Annals of Thoracic Surgery , Volume 102 , Issue 6 , 1886 - 1891
 
The Depression Index: an objective measure of the severity of pectus excavatum based on vertebral diameter, a morphometric correlate to patient size Fagelman, Kerry M. et al. Journal of Pediatric Surgery , Volume 50 , Issue 7 , 1130 - 1133

Revision as of 23:28, 14 November 2018

CTPA

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Scan quality: [Good/Adequate/Poor/Non-diagnostic.].
Pulmonary emboli? [Yes/No.]
Location: [Saddle/Main left/Main right/Segmental left/Segmental right/Subsegmental left/Subsegmental right/Multiple]
Features of right heart strain/raised pulmonary artery pressure: [Straightening/reverse bowing of interventricular septum/Pulmonary artery enlargement/Reflux of contrast into hepatic veins]
Lymphadenopathy: [Axillary/Hilar/Mediastinal]
Lung parenchyma: []
Pleural disease: []
Pulmonary nodules: []
Upper abdominal organs: []
Bones: []
Vasculature including coronary arteries: []

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Clinical details:
Technique: CTPA
Scan quality: Good/Adequate/Poor/Non-diagnostic.
Pulmonary emboli? Yes/No.
Location Saddle/Main left/Main right/Segmental left/Segmental right/Subsegmental left/Subsegmental right/Multiple
Features of right heart strain/raised pulmonary artery pressure Straightening/reverse bowing of interventricular septum/Pulmonary artery enlargement/Reflux of contrast into hepatic veins
Lymphadenopathy: Axillary/Hilar/Mediastinal
Lung parenchyma:
Pleural disease:
Pulmonary nodules:
Upper abdominal organs:
Bones
Vasculature including coronary arteries

Nodule follow up CT

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The nodule volume on [date] was: [] mm3.
The nodule volume now is: [] mm3.
This gives a volume doubling time of: [] days.
According to BTS guidelines [CT in 2 years/Discharge/consider discharge or follow up depending on patient preference/consider biopsy or surveillance based on patient preference/further workup and consideration of definitive management] is advised

Pectus excavatum pre-surgery

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Haller index: [widest measurement/smallest AP spine to sternum].
Correction index: [(largest anterior spine to anterior most part of chest (rib) - anterior spine to posterior sternum)/largest anterior spine to anterior most part of chest (rib)]
Asymmetry index: [largest AP posterior rib to anterior on left/largest on right]
Sternal torsion angle: [Angle of sternum to horizontal]
Depression index: [Sternal depression at level of mid sternum as measured from a line across the anterior ribs to the sternum/vertebral body width at that point]
Lungs: []
Lymphadenopathy: [Yes/No.]
Soft tissue and other organ abnormalities: [Present/Absent.]

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References

A novel measure for pectus excavatum: the correction index St. Peter, Shawn D. et al. Journal of Pediatric Surgery , Volume 46 , Issue 12 , 2270 - 2273

Classification of Pectus Excavatum According to Objective Parameters From Chest Computed Tomography Choi, Jin-Ho et al. The Annals of Thoracic Surgery , Volume 102 , Issue 6 , 1886 - 1891

The Depression Index: an objective measure of the severity of pectus excavatum based on vertebral diameter, a morphometric correlate to patient size Fagelman, Kerry M. et al. Journal of Pediatric Surgery , Volume 50 , Issue 7 , 1130 - 1133

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