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Case of Congenital Thoracic Deformity

defect is apparently due to absence of the anterior portions of the second, third, and fourth ribs. The fourth rib appears to join the fifth. The sternum is asymmetrical and the right upper costal cartilages, which are attached to the sternum, are bent backwards. There is a marked hernia of the right lung. The clavicle and scapula are smaller on the right side than on the left. There is scoliosis of the dorsal vertebrae, convex to the right. The pectoralis major is fairly well developed, but is not so large as on the left. The pectoralis minor and the upper part of the serratus magnus are apparently absent. There is some depression of the corresponding area of the left side of the chest, but no bony