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Supplemental material, sj-docx-1-fac-10.1177_27325016221089024 for Crowdsourcing the Perception of the Bicoronal Scar in Open Cranial Vault Reconstruction by Tulsi Roy, Julia Chavez, David Cho, Rafal Sobota and Russell R.
Rafal Sobota (3217026) +4 more
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Growing skull fracture after cranial vault reshaping in infancy
Growing skull fractures are reported in three infants undergoing cranial vault surgery for craniosynostosis. Although primary dural injury was overt in only one patient, an extensive dural defect with spatially coincident bony absence was identified in ...
Moore, M., Hanieh, A., Yamamoto, M.
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Amy Leung,1 Pauline Watter,2 John Gavranich31Department of Physiotherapy, Royal Children's Hospital, 2Physiotherapy Division, School of Health Rehabilitation Science, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; 3Child and Family ...
Leung A, Watter P, Gavranich J
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Delayed Chronic Subdural Hematoma after Total Cranial Vault Reconstruction for Sagittal Synostosis
When diagnosed and treated after the first year of life, the surgical management of sagittal synostosis typically necessitates total cranial vault reconstruction.
Chris R. Forrest +4 more
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Background: Posterior synostotic plagiocephaly (PSP) impacts craniofacial skeleton. Study quantifies facial changes in children with PSP to investigate the impact of age and PSP severity at diagnosis on the facial dysmorphology.
Massimi, Luca +4 more
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Anthropometric Study of Cranial Vault Thickness with Respect to Age, Gender, and Somatotype in Indian Adults [PDF]
Background: Cranial vault thickness (CVT) is a key anatomical parameter relevant in clinical, anthropological, and forensic contexts. It is influenced by various biological and physiological factors including age, sex, and body build. However, population-
Ajay Kumar, Dhrubo Midya, Manish Anand
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Shape analysis of infant’s heads is crucial to diagnose cranial deformities and evaluate head growth. Currently available 3D imaging systems can be used to create 3D head models, promoting the clinical practice for head evaluation.
Torres, Helena
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Reliable Assessors of Infant Cranial Asymmetry in Child Health Care
Acquired cranial asymmetry is prevalent in infants today and largely attributed to the supine sleep position recommended for infant safety. There is a risk of permanent cranial asymmetry, so prevention and early detection are important.
Lennartsson, Freda, +2 more
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Objective: To describe the longitudinal three-dimensional (3D) course of cranial growth and shape development in healthy term-born infants from birth to twelve months of age.Study design:In this single-center longitudinal observational study, 66 ...
Philipp Meyer-Marcotty +7 more
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Cranial vault thickness, its internal organization, and its relationship with endocranial shape in Neanderthals and modern humans [PDF]
Compared to the more elongated crania of Neanderthals, modern humans have a rounder, more globular cranial vault. The factors contributing to this globular cranial and endocranial morphology remain poorly understood. Cranial vault thickness (CVT) plays a
Tsegai, Z. +4 more
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