Comparison of Emotional and Behavioral Regulation Between Metopic and Sagittal Synostosis
Mariana N Almeida,
David P Alper,
Neil Parikh
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
Children with surgically corrected nonsyndromic craniosynostosis have been previously found to have neurocognitive and behavioral difficulties. Children with metopic synostosis have been described to have more difficulties than children with sagittal synostosis. This study aims to characterize the behavioral differences between children with metopic and sagittal synostosis.
Methods
Children with metopic and sagittal synostosis were recruited at school age. Parents completed 4 separated behavioral asses… Show more
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