crvaihto
Craniosynostosis, sometimes colloquially referred to as "crvaihto," is a condition characterized by the premature fusion of one or more of the sutures in an infant's skull. These sutures are fibrous joints that allow the skull to grow and expand as the brain develops. When a suture fuses early, it restricts the skull's growth in certain directions, which can lead to an abnormally shaped head.
The exact causes of craniosynostosis are not fully understood, but it can occur as an isolated condition
Diagnosis typically involves a physical examination of the infant's head shape and is often confirmed with