Long-Term Outcomes of Primary Craniofacial Reconstruction for Craniosynostosis: A 12-Year Experience

Abstract

In this experience of contemporary open craniosynostosis surgery, rates of morbidity, mortality, and reoperation were low. These results support the merits of surgical delay, targeting an age of 6 months or older, and may serve as a more accurate metric of comparison to current minimally invasive techniques for craniosynostosis repair.