Category: Craniosynostosis

Will a small head affect the intelligence of the fetus? There are two main measurements of the fetal head during pregnancy, one is the head circumference and the other is…

How to remedy a small fetal head? In order to remedy the small head of the fetus, we must first clarify the cause of the small head of the fetus.…

The human skull is made up of many skull pieces, which are loosely connected by fibrous tissue. As the frontal lobe continues to develop after birth, people still have fontanelle,…

　　Infants with abnormal head shape should be alerted to early closure of the cranial suture after excluding the birth injury.　　The human cranial cover is formed by the frontal bone, temporal…

       Congenital cranial anomalies are mostly caused by premature closure of one or more cranial sutures and are a relatively common group of congenital craniomaxillofacial anomalies. Due to…

　　Patient: Description of the condition (onset time, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): Congenital premature closure of the cranial suture causes head deformity in infants, the front and back of the…

　　What is craniosynostosis?　　Craniosynostosis, also known as premature closure of the cranial suture, is characterized by a smaller or abnormally shaped head than that of a normal child of the same…

       Craniosynostosis, also known as early fusion of cranial sutures or cranial stenosis. Cranial suture reconstruction or craniectomy is performed. Post-operative periodical review and re-operation if necessary. The…

　　1.Overview Premature closure of the cranial suture, also known as “craniosynostosis”, refers to the premature closure of one or more cranial sutures or congenital absence of cranial sutures in infants.…

　　If, for various reasons, a cranial suture closes prematurely before the normal age, the surrounding cranial bones will have incomplete growth in a perpendicular direction to the ossified suture and…