craniosynostosisrelated
Craniosynostosis is a condition in which one or more of the sutures in a baby’s skull fuse prematurely, restricting skull growth and potentially altering head shape and intracranial development. Craniosynostosis-related discussions often cover both isolated (nonsyndromic) cases and those associated with broader genetic syndromes.
Causes and classification include genetic and environmental factors, with a spectrum from isolated nonsyndromic forms to
Presentation typically includes an abnormal skull shape noted early in infancy, with potential signs of increased
Management is tailored to the individual and often involves a multidisciplinary team. Surgical options aim to
Prognosis improves with early recognition and appropriate treatment, though outcomes vary with the severity and whether