Step Change in the reconstruction of congenital Chest Wall defects:
The Way It is Now |
Where We are Going |
Nuss and Ravitch procedures are routinely used in correction of chest wall defects (esp. pectus excavatum). With a minimally invasive procedure (thoracoscopy), there is a certain risk of of bar(s) displacement, pectus excavatum recurrence-on bar removal at 2—3 years post operatively, and — in some cases — complications. The extensive removal of cartilage with subsequent damage or removal of cartilage growth plates has also brought about problems with growth and development of the chest wall. |
BellaSeno’s PCL Pectus Scaffold are fully custom-made scaffolds to fit every defect. They avoid manipulation of organs and insult of the thoracic skeletal architecture. PCL Pectus Scaffold offers an extra-thoracic camouflage correction implant approach known to
Importantly, it also aims to alleviates low body-image, thereby showing the potential to enhance quality of life. |