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Figure 2. Stable morphologic changes occurring in correlation with increased chest expansion. The photographs are of the patient’s back while in a relaxed standing position and show an apparent increase in the breadth of the upper back in January 1993 (top left, A) and November 1995 (top right, B). Casual photographs show morphologic changes in the anterior chest in July 1995 (middle left, C) and July 1998 (middle right, D). Photographs of the patient’s back while in a relaxed standing position in November 1995 (bottom left, E) and November 1999 (bottom right, F) show a visual improvement in the appearance of thoracic lordosis.





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