Neurocognitive and Psychiatric Outcomes in Pediatric Craniosynostosis: Insights for Plastic Surgery from a Retrospective Risk Analysis 

 

Patients with craniosynostosis (CS) are at higher risk for negative neurodevelopmental and psychiatric sequalae.

This can cause emotional and psychological burden on the family, including stress, anxiety, and potential financial strain from ongoing medical care.

To explore the neuropsychiatric outcomes and potential risk factors in pediatric patients diagnosed with craniosynostosis.