Lambdoid synostosis is a condition where one of the lambdoid sutures of the skull (Growth plate between occipital and parietal bones) fuses early. The lambdoid sutures usually fuse in adulthood. In Lambdoid synostosis, the suture fuses before birth.
This results in a twisted head shape, also called as Posterior plagiocephaly.
This condition is extremely rare.
The main consequences of Bicoronal synostosis are:
Lambdoid synostosis can be confused with Deformational or Positional plagiocephaly.
A simple Skull X-Ray can confirm the diagnosis of Lambdoid synostosis.
Lambdoid synostosis requires surgery for complete correction. Our protocol is as follows:
Age below 6 months - Endoscopic strip craniectomy & Orthotic Helmet Therapy
Age above 6 months - Posterior skull vault remodelling/ Total Cranial Vault Remodelling
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