Presentation
Known prostate carcinoma.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Severe pectus excavatum (and bone metastases)
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Severe pectus excavatum and bone metastases.
From the case:
Severe pectus excavatum (and bone metastases)
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Marked pectus excavatum. Known prostate metastases.
From the case:
Severe pectus excavatum (and bone metastases)
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Multiple bone metastases.
Case Discussion
A case of extremely severe pectus excavatum, asymptomatic.