Dr. S. M. Tajdit Rahman (Tanim)

Thoracic Surgeon – Dhaka, Bangladesh 
MBBS (SSMC), MS (Thoracic Surgery)

Dr. S. M. Tajdit Rahman (Tanim)

MBBS (SSMC), MS (Thoracic Surgery), ChM (Surgery)
BCS (Health), MPH (Epidemiology)
Fellowship in Minimally Invasive Thoracic Surgery (S.Korea)
Fellowship in Respiratory Endoscopy (India)

Dr. S M Tajdit Rahman (Tanim) is a highly skilled thoracic surgeon specializing in minimally invasive procedures, including Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery (VATS) and endobronchial surgery.

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Office Address

Room 334, Green Life Hospital 32,
Green Road(Bir Uttam KM Shafiullah Sarak), Dhanmondi,
Dhaka-1205, Bangladesh

Chest Wall Deformities

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Comprehensive Diagnosis & Advanced Surgical Treatment for Chest Wall Deformities in Bangladesh

Expert Care by Dr. S M Tajdit Rahman (Tanim) Dr. S M Tajdit Rahman is a highly skilled thoracic surgeon in Bangladesh specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of chest wall deformities. With expertise in minimally invasive and thoracoscopic procedures, Dr. Rahman offers advanced solutions for conditions like pectus excavatum, pectus carinatum, and other congenital or acquired chest wall abnormalities. His approach ensures optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes, enhancing both breathing capacity and quality of life.

Chest Wall Deformities
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Understanding Chest Wall Deformities

Chest wall deformities are structural abnormalities in the ribs, sternum, or cartilage that can affect breathing, heart function, and physical appearance. While some cases are mild and cosmetic, others require medical intervention to prevent complications.

Pectus Excavatum ("Sunken Chest")

The sternum is abnormally depressed, giving the chest a caved-in appearance. Can cause breathing difficulties, heart compression, and poor posture. Minimally invasive surgical correction available (Nuss procedure).

Pectus Carinatum ("Pigeon Chest")

The chest protrudes outward due to abnormal cartilage growth. Can cause discomfort, respiratory issues, and psychological distress. Non-surgical & surgical options available, including bracing and open surgery.

Chest Wall Tumors & Trauma-Related Deformities

Result from injuries, infections, or tumors affecting rib and sternum structure. Surgical reconstruction may be needed for functional and aesthetic restoration.

Services & Treatment Options

  1. Advanced Diagnosis & Screening
  • Comprehensive clinical evaluation, imaging (CT scans, MRI, X-ray) for accurate assessment.
  • Pulmonary function tests to evaluate breathing capacity and impact on lung function.
  1. Minimally Invasive Surgery (Nuss Procedure for Pectus Excavatum)
  • Uses small incisions to place a curved metal bar behind the sternum to correct deformity.
  • Benefits:
    • Shorter recovery time
    • Minimal scarring
    • Improved chest symmetry and lung function
  1. Open Surgical Reconstruction (Ravitch Procedure for Severe Cases)
  • Traditional approach for severe chest wall deformities, involving removal of abnormal cartilage and repositioning of the sternum.
  • Often recommended for complex or rigid deformities.
  1. Non-Surgical Treatments (Bracing for Pectus Carinatum)
  • Custom-fitted chest braces can gradually correct the deformity over time.
  • Most effective for younger patients with flexible chest walls.
  1. Chest Wall Tumor Resection & Reconstruction
  • Surgical removal of benign and malignant tumors affecting the ribs, sternum, or chest muscles.
  • Reconstruction using prosthetic implants or autologous tissue grafts for functional recovery.
  1. Postoperative Care & Rehabilitation
  • Pain management, physiotherapy, and breathing exercises to aid recovery.
Long-term follow-ups to monitor outcomes and prevent complications.

Why Choose Dr. S M Tajdit Rahman for Chest Wall Deformity Treatment?

Dr. Rahman combines advanced surgical expertise with a compassionate approach to patient care. Trained at globally renowned institutions such as Seoul National University and Yashoda Hospital, he is equipped with specialized skills in hyperhidrosis treatment. His accolades include the ASCVTS Fellowship and ESTS Scholarship, which underscore his commitment to excellence in thoracic surgery.

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FAQ's

What are the symptoms of chest wall deformities?

Chest discomfort, difficulty breathing, reduced stamina, or visible structural abnormalities.

Yes, severe cases can compress the heart and lungs, causing breathing issues and reduced exercise capacity.

A thorough clinical assessment and imaging tests determine if surgical correction is necessary.

Most patients resume normal activities within 4-6 weeks, with full recovery in a few months.

Yes, for mild to moderate cases, bracing can gradually correct the condition without surgery.

Dr. S M Tajdit Rahman is dedicated to providing advanced, minimally invasive, and patient-focused treatments for chest wall deformities, ensuring improved function, aesthetics, and overall quality of life. If you or a loved one is dealing with a chest wall condition, consult with Dr. Rahman for personalized, expert care.