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Craniosynostosis minimally invasive surgery holds more promise than old procedure
Date:2/18/2008

dren were developing correctly and had good facial features. Another benefit of the new surgery is the shorter length of time the child has to be in the operating room. The minimally invasive technique only lasts about an hour, while the older technique can last as long as eight hours, Igbaseimokumo said.

Igbaseimokumo, who presented his preliminary findings at a recent meeting of the International Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons, is will expand his study for another five to 10 years. He will be watching the childrens neurological and psychological development, assessing their school reports and examining social and genetic background.

Its very interesting that despite good results, this minimally invasive technique is not used more by surgeons around the country, Igbaseimokumo said. Weve demonstrated with our preliminary results this technique can correct the problem and help children in their neuropsychological development.


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