Objective Given the consequences of delayed treatment and diagnosis of craniosynostosis,
this study reviews the literature on sociodemographic risk factors and disparities associated …

Background: Positional plagiocephaly is a pediatric condition with important cosmetic
implications affecting∼ 40% of infants under 12 months of age. Early diagnosis and …

OBJECTIVE Surgery is the cornerstone of craniosynostosis treatment. In this study, two
widely accepted techniques are described: endoscope-assisted surgery (EAS) and open …

Pathogenic variants of DNMT3A have been implicated in Tatton-Brown-Rahman syndrome,
an overgrowth disorder with macrocephaly and intellectual disability. However, there are …

A wide variety of diagnoses can be approached with a common framework for diagnosis,
extirpation, and reconstruction of pediatric cranial vault pathologies. Durability of …

Multisuture craniosynostosis is associated with a number of syndromes and underlying gene
mutations. It is rarely caused by chromosome disorders. For the management, multisuture …

Positional plagiocephaly is a form of infantile cranial deformity with important aesthetic
implications. Pronounced occipital flattening, ipsilateral ear shift and frontal bossing are the …

Multisutural synostosis, characterized by the fusion of multiple cranial sutures without a clear
underlying syndrome, represents a rare subtype of craniosynostosis. Particularly uncommon …

Craniomaxillofacial or craniofacial surgery is a relatively modern surgical discipline. These
terms are often used interchangeably. Use of “craniofacial” to refer to cranio-orbital problems …