Behavioural and Psychological Functioning of Children and Adults with Sagittal Synostosis
Amanda J. Osborn,
Rachel M. Roberts,
Diana S. Dorstyn
et al.
Abstract:Research examining the behavioural and psychological functioning of children and adults with sagittal synostosis (SS) is scarce, often disparate, and lacks well-matched control groups. Clinicians are therefore often unable to provide families with guidance about their child’s anticipated functioning. Social media channels were used to recruit community-based parents of children with SS, or adults with SS (n = 56) and an age- and sex-matched control group (n = 56). Families completed an online survey encompassi… Show more
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