Research demonstrates elevated neuro-ophthalmologic and vestibular impairments in children, suggesting early screening is crucial.
Children with unilateral coronal craniosynostosis have an elevated risk of neuro-ophthalmologic and vestibular impairments, including a novel 5.4% risk difference in balance disorders. These findings support the need for comprehensive and early ophthalmologic and vestibular screening.
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