Pectus excavatum (PEXT) consists of an overgrowth of the chondral region with posterior displacement of the inferior part of the sternum, resulting in a concave chest deformity. Characteristic clinical and imaging findings may occur, depending on the compression that right cardiac chambers suffer, when squeezed between the sternum and the column vertebrae.
Keywords: Brugada phenocopy; Orthostatic syndrome; Pectus excavatum; Ravitch procedure; Right ventricular compression.