Especially important is the ratio of head circumference to head width. For the 'average' female child (6-12 months old) this ratio is 78. Indigo began at 67 and is now at 73.75. We hope she will get to 80 -there will be some regression once the helmet is off, and hopefully will then settle somewhere around 78.
Thanks Jerry for all your help!
measuring circumference |
width |
doing some diagonal measurements |
checking that her head is symmetric (measuring from each ear to middle of nose) |
today we are doing a 3-D scan as well, the laser only sees white - hence the white cap |
cutouts for ears made - not so bad huh? |
attaching a 'center' for the laser to orient to |
the resulting scan |
Indigo is wearing a helmet to correct sagittal suture craniosynostosis which was discovered at her 1-month pediatrician checkup. We traveled to Shands Hospital in August (when she was 3.5 months old) and the suture was surgically opened by Dr. Pincus. {I wanted to have those keywords included to help others who may be searching for more information.}
Indigo is wearing a helmet to correct sagittal suture craniosynostosis which was discovered at her 1-month pediatrician checkup. We traveled to Shands Hospital in August (when she was 3.5 months old) and the suture was surgically opened by Dr. Pincus. {I wanted to have those keywords included to help others who may be searching for more information.}
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