Patient Data
Age: Adolescent
From the case:
Petcus excavatum
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Frontal x-ray demonstrates downward sloping of the anterior ribs and blurring of the right heart border with the displacement of the cardiac silhouette to the left. Features are characteristic of pectus excavatum.
Case Discussion
Learning to recognize the features of pectus excavatum on frontal X-rays is worthwhile, to avoid misdiagnosing this appearance as right middle lobe pathology or cardiomegaly.
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