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Smith's Recognizable Patterns of Human Deformation
Persistent cranial pressure mimics the mechanical impact of growth-stretch forces
and resultsin temporarily restrained, localized calvarial ossification. Craniotabes
is more likely to occur in first-born infants, and elicited history often shows that ...
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Human Malformations and Related Anomalies
Mild degrees of craniotabes occur in about 2% of newborn babies, and more
extensive degrees of craniotabes are less common.1,2 Craniotabes was first
described in congenital syphilis, and it can also be seen with subclinical rickets
due to ...
Roger E. Stevenson Director, Judith G. Hall Professor of Pediatrics University of British Columbia, 2005
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Physical Diagnosis in Neonatology
with permission (130). MEAN ANTERIOR FONTANELLE SIZE, cm dicates
craniotabes (synonym craniomalacia), which is found most often in infants who
have been engaged in a vertex presentation for a prolonged period of at least 5
weeks ...
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Advanced Pediatric Assessment
Palpation of the cranial bones is done to assess for craniotabes, a softening and
thinning of the bones of the skull. Craniotabes is normally found in premature
infants and can sometimes be a normal finding in infants 6 months and younger;
the ...
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Swaiman's Pediatric Neurology: Principles and Practice
Mild degrees of craniotabes occur in about 2 percent of newborn babies, and
more extensive degrees of craniotabes are less common [Fox and Maier, 1984].
Craniotabes was first described in congenital syphilis, and it can also be seen
with ...
Kenneth F. Swaiman, Stephen Ashwal, Donna M Ferriero, 2011
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Pediatric Bone: Biology & Diseases
A similar study was conducted in a group of younger subjects (3e30 months)
attending an outpatient clinic in South Africa, using a clinical scoring system
which included the presence or absence of craniotabes, frontal and parietal
bossing, ...
Francis H. Glorieux, John M Pettifor, Harald Juppner, 2011
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Manual of Neonatal Care
Finally, occasionally craniotabes may be found, with palpation of the skull bones
(usually the parietal bones) resultingin an indenting similarto the effect of
pressing ona pingpong ball. Craniotabes generally resolvesina matter ofweeks
with no ...
John P. Cloherty, Eric C. Eichenwald, Anne R. Hansen, 2012
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Power of Vitamin D: A Vitamin D Book That Contains The Most ...
Scientific studies have documented that babies born to mothers with low vitamin
D level are likely to have low birth weight. 2. Rickets and Soft Skull Bones (
Craniotabes) at Birth Vitamin D plays a vital role in the development of fetal
bones.
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Pediatric Clinical Skills
Craniotabes isthe ability of the skull to indent under pressure and, like a ping-
pong ball, to spring back into shape. This phenomenon is normal in infants,
especially along the lambdoid sutures. Persistence of craniotabes past the
firstfew ...
Richard B. Goldbloom, 2010
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NCLEX-RN Questions and Answers Made Incredibly Easy!
Which of the following assessments is most accurate? 1. Caput succedaneum 2.
Cephalhematoma 3. Craniotabes 4. Hydrocephalus 87. A child has a healed
wound from a traumatic injury. A lesion formed over the wound is pink, thickened,
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ȘTIRI NOI CARE INCLUD TERMENUL «CRANIOTABES»
Află ce ziare naționale și internaționale au scris despre și cum este întrebuințat termenul
craniotabes în contextul următoarelor știri.
Transpiraţia la nivelul capului, în timpul somnului, înseamnă rahitism …
semne osoase cu deformări la nivelul oaselor capului, toracelui şi oaselor membrelor (picioare în X sau în paranteze), craniotabes (aspect de minge de ... «Ziarul de Iaşi, Apr 15»
비타민 D 결핍증, 햇빛 너무 안 쐬면…`새 가슴 된다`
구루병의 증상 중 가장 일찍 나타나는 것은 '두개로(craniotabes)'입니다. 빠르면 생후 3개월 경에도 나타나는데 두개골, 특히 후두골과 측두골의 뼈가 얇고 물러서 ... «매일경제, Dec 14»
Women who are pregnant over summer have healthier babies
“Craniotabes, the softening of skull bones, in otherwise normal newborns has largely been regarded as a physiological condition without the need for treatment,” ... «TopNews, Mar 08»
