The year 2025 began with a skull operation for five-month-old Davud. The baby has congenital craniosynostosis, that is, premature fusion of the suture between the parietal bones in the upper part of the skull. Because of this, the skull cannot grow.
And at five months, the boy had an operation. It was assumed that after it, the bones of the skull would have the opportunity to grow.
During the examination after the operation, it turned out that Davud simply had two pieces cut out of the parietal bones. And that's it. There is no space for the skull to grow - the brain and blood vessels in two places were left unprotected under thin skin and hair.
And now it is necessary to correct the consequences of the operation. A neurosurgeon at the Morozov Hospital will have to disassemble the bone structure of the skull, add implants to the holes, give the structure the correct anatomical appearance with the ability to grow, put everything together and fasten it with plates.
Without such an operation, the baby risks serious skull damage, neurological problems and intellectual disabilities, not to mention various brain infections. It's all very serious.
Let's take care of Davud and help him grow up healthy!
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