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Congenital frontal bone defect with intact overlying scalp.

S Chakrabortty¹, S Oi, H Suzuki, I Izawa, M Yamaguchi, N Tamaki, S Matsumoto.

Abstract

An unusual case of a congenital frontal bone defect with intact overlying scalp and intact underlying dura mater is reported. Although spontaneous healing by the intact underlying dura mater by regeneration was expected, it did not occur. Cranioplasty was done for protective and cosmetic purposes. A review of the literature of congenital skull defects shows that spontaneous regeneration does not occur in this rare anomaly.

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Year: 1993 PMID： 8124680 DOI： 10.1007/bf00393559

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Childs Nerv Syst ISSN： 0256-7040 Impact factor: 1.475

12 in total

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Authors: B R McMurray; L W Martin; P St John Dignan; M H Fogelson
Journal: Clin Pediatr (Phila) Date: 1977-07 Impact factor: 1.168

Congenital frontal bone defect with intact overlying scalp.

1. [Aseptic gangrene of the cranium as hereditary circumscribed aplasia of the newborn].

2. Congenital absence of the scalp and skull.

3. Congenital perforations of the skull in relation to the parietal bone.

4. Evolution and significance of giant parietal foramina. Report of five cases in one family.

5. Congenital defect of scalp and skull in three generations of one family; case report.

6. Familial incidence of foramina parietalia permagna.

7. Hereditary aplasia cutis congenita and associated defects. Three instances in one family and a survey of reported cases.

8. Congenital midline scalp and skull defect.

9. Nonsurgical approach to congenital scalp and skull defects.

10. Conservative management of congenital defect of skull and scalp.

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3. Congenital frontal bone defect with intact overlying scalp.