CTICasesRemote Nuss Procedure
Imaging findings
A linear, bright, high-attenuation structure crossing the retrosternal space, associated with a deformed sternum.
Key takeaways
This is a classic finding of a remote Nuss bar placement (for pectus excavatum repair), even in older patients where the procedure was performed decades ago.
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