Craneosynostosis diagnosis.

Authors

  • Crescencio Aneiro Alfonso HOSPITAL CLÍNICO-QUIRÚRGICO DOCENTE “JOSÉ RAMÓN LÓPEZ TABRANE”. MATANZAS.
  • Maria Isabel Liriano González HOSPITAL CLÍNICO-QUIRÚRGICO DOCENTE “JOSÉ RAMÓN LÓPEZ TABRANE”. MATANZAS.
  • Pedro Olivera Mederos HOSPITAL CLÍNICO-QUIRÚRGICO DOCENTE “JOSÉ RAMÓN LÓPEZ TABRANE”. MATANZAS.
  • Inela Collado Lorenzo HOSPITAL CLÍNICO-QUIRÚRGICO DOCENTE “JOSÉ RAMÓN LÓPEZ TABRANE”. MATANZAS.
  • Ana Gloria Alfonso de León HOSPITAL CLÍNICO-QUIRÚRGICO DOCENTE “JOSÉ RAMÓN LÓPEZ TABRANE”. MATANZAS.
  • Rafael Guerra Sánchez HOSPITAL CLÍNICO-QUIRÚRGICO DOCENTE “JOSÉ RAMÓN LÓPEZ TABRANE”. MATANZAS.

Keywords:

CRANIOSYNOSTOSES, MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY, TOMOGRAPHY, X-RAY CUMPUTED, HUMAN, CHILD

Abstract

The craneosynostosis is one of the principal causes of going to consultation, being the fontanel the alarm sign. With the objective to know the diagnosis and the clinic management of this patients we made a review of this theme. The reviwed literature coincides that the fontanel is not a direct sign of craneosynos tosis because in the 2.7 % of children this can disappear before time, at the same time the foutanel could be present and the kid could be the beaner of a craneosynostosis where only a part has been fusioned, and the diagnosis is the clinic and radiological following of the kid. The special exams (TAC, RMN) are to discard congenital malformation. The developed disorder is by simple observation of a dedormity in the skull and the face and according to this is will receive different names.

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Aneiro Alfonso C, Liriano González MI, Olivera Mederos P, Collado Lorenzo I, Alfonso de León AG, Guerra Sánchez R. Craneosynostosis diagnosis. Rev Méd Electrón [Internet]. 2014 Feb. 24 [cited 2025 Feb. 7];28(4):339-43. Available from: https://revmedicaelectronica.sld.cu/index.php/rme/article/view/312

Issue

Vol. 28 No. 4 (2006)

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Review article

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