If there is no other cause of disease, there will be no abnormal symptoms, but the protection of the internal organs will disappear after the ribs are removed. Because the ribs themselves protect the internal organs of the human body, when external forces impact the human body after removing the ribs, it will cause excessive pressure on the internal organs, which will lead to damage to the internal organs. If the lungs are not protected by the ribs, a pneumothorax is likely to occur when the lungs are impacted by external forces, and symptoms of pain when breathing will occur. If the heart is not protected by the ribs, it may become acutely ill when exposed to external forces, resulting in chest pain and difficulty breathing. Similarly, if the liver and spleen are not protected by the ribs, the liver and spleen themselves will be easily affected, and the normal metabolism and digestive function of the body will be abnormal.