“ Bilateral lambdoid or coronal synostosis giving a short, wide head. Accounts for 20% of synostoses. May cause a Harlequin eye deformity...
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Bilateral lambdoid or coronal synostosis giving a short, wide head.
Accounts for 20% of synostoses.
Associated with a higher incidence of neurological abnormalities compared to scaphocephaly.
Lateral skull x-ray showing enlargement of the skull with fusion of the coronal sutures and frontal bossing. This form of craniosynostosis is known as brachycephaly.
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