| However, surgery is almost always indicated for the correction of lambdoid synostosis. |
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| There may be partial or complete fusion of a suture, but a short segment of synostosis often produces the same deformity as a complete fusion. |
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| Plain radiographs revealed the presence of synostosis of the lunate and triquetral bones of the injured wrist. |
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| The clinical features include misshapen skull caused by coronal suture synostosis, wide-set eyes, midface hypoplasia, choanal stenosis, and shallow orbits. |
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| To investigate the effect on and risk in coronal synostosis surgery of fronto-orbital advancement. |
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| After several discussions with the patient, the decision was made to perform a surgical radioulnar synostosis. |
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| As the synostosis was not yet complete, the patient was listed for removal of metalwork. |
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| We hypothesized that indomethacin use postoperatively would decrease the occurrence of symptomatic synostosis. |
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| The calvarial shape is characteristic for each type of sutural synostosis. |
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| Conditions such as those are known collectively as single suture synostosis. |
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| The technique was later modified by Morrey and coworkers in 1985 as there was a risk of radioulnar synostosis involved with the ulnar stripping. |
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| At necropsy, no cases of synostosis between ulna and radius were found in any plate system. |
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| The youngster needed the op to relieve pressure on his brain caused by cranial synostosis. |
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| Unfortunately, there have been subsequent reports of patients developing radioulnar synostosis following this procedure. |
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| As there was no synostosis, the patient had implant exit. |
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| For sagittal suture synostosis, wedge and barrel stave osteotomies were made bilaterally to allow for biparietal and bitemporal expansion. |
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| One case developed a radioulnar synostosis. |
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| A total of 37 patients had metopic synostosis, demonstrating the characteristic trigonocephalic shape and various aspects of bitemporal narrowing and hypotelorism. |
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