10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SYNOSTOSIS»
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Sagittal synostosis is an abnormal condition of the skull involving premature
closure of the sagittal suture. A suture represents the zone between two adjacent
skull plates that has the capacity to form new bone in response to the underlying
...
James Tait Goodrich, 2011
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Principles and Practice of Pediatric Neurosurgery
Lambdoid. Synostosis. and. Deformational. Plagiocephaly. True lambdoid
synostosis is rare, accounting for ~2 to 3% of all craniosynostosis cases.70,71
Lambdoid suture may be fused unilaterally or rarely bilaterally in isolation.
A. Leland Albright, Ian F. Pollack, 2011
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Lovell and Winter's Pediatric Orthopaedics
A longitudinal wire is passed down the medullary canal of the ulna across the
synostosis site. This Kirschner wire starts from the proximal ulnar apophysis. The
osteotomy cut is performed through the synostosis. The transfixing wire is
obliquely ...
Wood W. Lovell, Robert B. Winter, Raymond T. Morrissy, 2006
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Abnormal Skeletal Phenotypes: From Simple Signs to Complex ...
Radioulnar synostosis is also a nonspecific finding in syndromes with X-
chromosomepolyploidy, including XXXY and XXXXY male phenotype, together
with metacarpal shortening, clinodactyly, accessory epiphyses, pointed
phalangeal tufts, ...
Alessandro Castriota-Scanderbeg, Bruno Dallapiccola, 2006
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Experimental and Clinical Reconstructive Microsurgery
FUMINORI KANAYA Congenital proximal radioulnar synostosis is characterized
by a fixed forearm rotation from neutral to maximum pronation. It can be
extremely disabling, especially when it occurs bilaterally or fixed at more than 60°
...
Susumu Tamai, Masamichi Usui, Takae Yoshizu, 2003
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Smith's Recognizable Patterns of Human Deformation
Lambdoidal craniosynostosis accounts for 2% to 4% of all cases of
craniosynostosis, and misdiagnosis of nonsynostotic deformational posterior
plagiocephaly with occipital flattening as lambdoidal synostosis resulted in
apparent epidemics of ...
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Synostosis: New Insights for the Healthcare Professional: ...
University Hospital, A Coruna: Coronal suturectomy through minimal incisions
and distraction osteogenesis are enough without other craniotomies for the
treatment of plagiocephaly due to coronal synostosis Scientists discuss in '
Coronal ...
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Human Malformations and Related Anomalies
Two types of premature metopic sutural synostosis can be recognized. Isolated
metopic synostosis occurs at a rate of approximately 0.3 per 1000 live births and
is usually sporadic. In the second type, metopic synostosis is associated with ...
Roger E. Stevenson Director, Judith G. Hall Professor of Pediatrics University of British Columbia, 2005
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Solutions for Complex Upper Extremity Trauma
Figure 18-10 (A,B) Radiographs before and (C,D) after management ulna was
shaped as in a Watson procedure and a combined muscle in- of a distal
radioulnar synostosis with resection of the bony bridge and a terposition with
pronator ...
David M. Dines, Dean G. Lorich, 2011
Metopic Synostosis Although some variation of technique is used depending on
the degree of deformity, in general the surgical approach is fairly routine for
correction of metopic synostosis (22). After frontal craniotomy, bilateral
supraorbital ...
Seth Thaller, James P. Bradley, Joe I. Garri, 2007
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SYNOSTOSIS»
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synostosis est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Oregon toddler recovers from skull surgery
RAISING AWARENESS: The type of craniosynostosis Olivia has, sagittal synostosis, is the most common type and occurs in one out of 2,000 live births. There is ... «The Columbian, juil 15»
Scio toddler recovers from skull surgery
The type of craniosynostosis Olivia has, sagittal synostosis, is the most common type and occurs in one out of 2,000 live births. There is no known single cause. «Statesman Journal, juil 15»
This Baby's Odd Head Shape Revealed a Dangerous Condition
Boler, of course, took her son to the hospital and doctors diagnosed him with a type of craniosynostosis called sagittal synostosis, meaning his skull had fused ... «GoodHousekeeping.com, juin 15»
Gli+ stem cells and the development and repair of craniofacial bones
The authors also show that Gli1+ cells are present in significantly lower numbers in Twist1+/- mice, an established murine model of synostosis. Editor's comment: ... «Nature.com, juin 15»
Florence family 'blessed' after blood bank helps save girl's life
McKenzie was born with unilateral coronal synostosis, a condition that can interfere with the normal growth of the brain and skull. “They told us it's something that ... «WBTW - Myrtle Beach and Florence SC, juin 15»
Radical surgery sees young girl's whole skull removed, smashed …
... two plates at the front of her skull had fused together prematurely - a rare condition known as Sagittal Synostosis - restricting the growth of her brain. «Daily Mail, avril 15»
Skull surgery puts little Ava back on track
Last year Ava was diagnosed as a late-presenting case of Sagittal Synostosis, where the two main skull bones at the top of the head had joined together too ... «Herald Sun, avril 15»
Cognitive Issues Often Mild in Single-Suture Craniosynostosis
Children with metopic, unicoronal, and lambdoid synostosis were more likely to have cognitive problems than those with sagittal synostosis, the most common ... «Neurology Advisor, févr 15»
Micah Harris: We win with me
“He was born with a defect called Metopic Synostosis,” Fletch Harris, Micah's father, explained. When he was born, his skull bones were completely fused ... «USA TODAY High School Sports, févr 15»
Cathryn Aulino, baby born with rare birth defect, has fundraiser to …
Ten-month-old Cathryn Aulino, seen at her family's Lindenhurst home on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015, suffers from bicoronal craniosynostosis, a birth defect in ... «Newsday, févr 15»
