2016
DOI: 10.1002/ajum.12016
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The use of obstetric ultrasound in the antenatal diagnosis of craniosynostosis: We need to do better

Abstract: Introduction: The cranial sutures allow for growth of the developing brain in both the pre-and post-natal period but also play a crucial role in vaginal delivery. Birth problems are commonly reported by the mothers of children with craniosynostosis and, in particular, sagittal synostosis. Methods: Patients presenting with all forms of craniosynostosis were identified through a search of computer records, and the antenatal imaging was obtained and examined. The fetal cranial measurements including biparietal di… Show more

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“…trimester, unless there are other abnormalities present. 3,5,25,29 The difference in the cephalic index measured antenatally compared with that postnatally was very significant. The average difference in CI between the scans was À5.1 units, with 25 of 29 children demonstrating a reduction in CI.…”
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“…trimester, unless there are other abnormalities present. 3,5,25,29 The difference in the cephalic index measured antenatally compared with that postnatally was very significant. The average difference in CI between the scans was À5.1 units, with 25 of 29 children demonstrating a reduction in CI.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…It has been shown previously that a progressive reduction in the growth of the BPD compared with the HC is often seen in the second half of pregnancy in affected fetuses. 5,22 It has previously been reported that the onset of craniosynostosis can be delayed and progressive. 23,24 .…”
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confidence: 99%
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