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Plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome) is a condition in infants characterised by an asymmetrical-looking skull.
Plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome) is a condition in infants characterised by an asymmetrical-looking skull. It is often caused by remaining in the same lying/sleeping position for prolonged periods, which can lead to deformation of the skull. Changing the lying position prevents plagiocephaly.
Most “position-dependent” flat heads self-correct within the first two years (if the child’s lying position is alternated).
Flat head syndrome, plagiocephaly
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