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Cranioplasty 
for 
Trigonocephaly Part 1: Incision, dissection and craniotomy

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abstract

Trigonocephaly results from a premature ossification of the metopic suture. Inhibited lateral growth of the frontal bones leads to the typical wedge shaped forehead and bilateral supra orbital retrusion, which is combined with a mild hypotelorism . The volumetric restrictions can be corrected by per...

forming a fronto-supra-orbital advancement.This cranioplasty is thought to be indicated before the age of 12 months in order to prevent permanent developmental restrictions due to the restricted intracranial volume.

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materials used

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operation date

2008-06-04

publication info

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presentation info

2008-11-15
Najaarsvergadering NVSCA , Nijmegen, Netherlands