10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCAPHOCEPHALIC»
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1
Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
Occipital deformities were classified into five types: symmetrically round,
symmetrically flat, flat on the right side, flat on the left side, and scaphocephalic (
Fig. l). We recorded the babies' VHL and overlapping at birth, and also the shape
of their ...
2
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
In both these essays various additional examples are adduced. n the Baron Von
Diiben's paper, four crania and the heads of three living persons possessing the
features characteristic of the scaphocephalic skull are described and figured.
3
Nursing Care of the Pediatric Neurosurgery Patient
3.2 (continued) 3.2.2 SagittalSynostosis The most common type of
craniosynostosis is sagittal, characterized by a scaphocephalic or “boatlike”
shape to the skull, various degrees of bitemporal narrowing, frontal bossing,
occipital cupping, and ...
Cathy C. Cartwright, Donna C. Wallace, 2013
4
The Natural History Review
The theory of the existence of two separate parietal bones in an early stage of
development of these scaphocephalic crania is, therefore, strengthened by the
occurrence of two parietal foramina in each of these examples. Again, if we are to
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5
Craniosynostosis: Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Management
Scaphocephalic skull, young adult, right lateral view. From the collection of A.
Bjork. Figure 13-8. Scaphocephalic skull, external cranial base and maxilla. Note
patent maxillary sutures and normal maxillary development. Figure 13-9.
Meyer Michael Cohen, Ruth E. MacLean, 2000
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Plastic Surgery Secrets Plus
Reconstruction ofthe scaphocephalic skull that results from sagittal synostosis
isan age-dependent approach. The vast majority of such patients are surgically
treated within the first year of life. However, in a small percentage of patients with
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7
Craniofacial Sutures: Development, Disease and Treatment
resulting in a scaphocephalic, or boat-shaped, skull secondary to compensatory
growth in the anteroposterior axis [2]. Virchow, however, also attributed cran-
iosynostosis to either cretinism or an inflammation of the meninges [2].
Subsequent ...
TABLE I. Craniofacial measurements (in millimetres) of the investigated
scaphocephalic skull and control group. of mandible express male character of
the investigated skull (Figure /). Basic cranial diameters of the investigated skull
are put in ...
9
American Journal of Diseases of Children
8*" "I 96 In a recent case report by Bedell,M all three children in one .family were
scaphocephalic. One of the three children had an abnormal condition of the left
elbow 9' suggestive of a unilateral congenital malformation of the bones forming
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10
The American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy
Fig. 2. Case 11. Boy, aged five, with abnormal development of the skull from the
age of two months. The picture is typical of scaphocephalic skull with very definite
increase in the anteroposterior diameter. Case ii. This is a patient, aged five, ...
