Evaluation and Cranial Treatment of the Pediatric Patient With Sagittal Suture Synostosis: A Case Report

Vail BProceedings Of The National Conference On Chiropractic 1993 Oct: 58-63

A three-month-old boy, found by medical and radiological examinations suffering from sagittal suture synostosis, presented for chiropractic consultation. The patient had no abnormal neurologic findings, however, was recommended for surgical intervention for cosmetic purposes and to prevent the development of neurologic complications. Chiropractic examination revealed multiple cranial lesions that were felt to precipitate the patient’s condition. During the course of chiropractic treatment, a medical follow-up confirmed the correction of the condition. Examination and treatment are discussed.

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