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

Background Healthcare inequity is a pressing concern in pediatric populations with
craniofacial conditions. Little is known about the barriers to care affecting children with …

Cleft and craniofacial conditions often present with a variety of functional and esthetic
sequelae optimally treated by a multidisciplinary approach. Diagnosis of such conditions pre …

Abstract Late-repair craniosynostosis (LRC), defined as craniosynostosis surgery beyond 1
year of age, is often associated with increased complexity and potential complications. Our …

Craniosynostosis is a complex condition requiring interventions between 3 and 9 months of
age. Literature notes delays in craniosynostosis intervention in underserved communities …

Objective Disparities in insurance and socioeconomic status (SES) may impact surgical
management and subsequent postoperative outcomes for patients with craniosynostosis …

Background: Previous studies have sought to analyze risk factors associated with
craniosynostosis and while syndromic craniosynostosis is often linked to genetic mutations …

Background: Current understanding of medical debt among various income ranges and
insurance carriers is limited. We analyzed median household incomes, insurance carriers …

Background: Racial and socioeconomic factors persist as barriers to timely diagnosis and
treatment for children with craniosynostosis, contributing to inequitable care. This scoping …