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Baby Boy Born with ‘Craniosynostosis’ Undergoes Major Surgery: Did This Fix the Rare Skull Defect That Could Have Left Him Blind?

Medicine & Technology Apr 07, 2022

An 18-mont-old boy born with a rare skull defect called craniosynostosis went through major surgery. Find out if the operation has fixed the child’s condition.

Teddy Jones

Baby Boy Born with ‘Craniosynostosis’ Undergoes Major Surgery: Did This Fix the Rare Skull Defect That Could Have Left Him Blind?

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