Abstract
Pectus excavatum rarely causes symptoms in infants or children. Respiratory and cardiac function tests are usually normal, despite the presence of the defect. The main indication for surgical repair in childhood is cosmetic. The minor corrective operation is generally ineffective. The major operation is time-consuming but safe and effective.
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