Hyok Jun Kwon,Roland Deek,Lachlan D M Farmer,Mark H Moore
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Abstract
It has been our observation that unicoronal synostosis and deformational plagiocephaly (DP) are not mutually exclusive. The incidence and phenotypical manifestations of a patient presenting with both conditions have not been studied previously. The authors performed a retrospective review of patients presenting with unicoronal synostosis, examining their 3DCT scans for the presence of DP and assessing their endocranial and orbital morphology. The authors found that 38.4% of patients with unicoronal synostosis also have DP. Ipsilateral DP is less common than contralateral DP, but these patients tend to have a delayed presentation due to a reduction in forehead asymmetry corresponding to the parallelogram deformity. Regardless, DP has no impact on the endocranial nor orbital morphology in unicoronal synostosis.