Head computed tomography (CT) is instrumental for managing patients of all ages. However,
its low dose radiation may pose a low but non-zero risk of tumor induction in pediatric …

Background: The orbitofrontal deformity in metopic synostosis is recognized clinically but has
not been quantitatively defined in a large patient population. The authors' purpose was to …

Background: Orbital dysmorphology is believed to cause ipsilateral ocular abnormalities in
unicoronal synostosis. Recently, there has been increasing evidence of visual problems in …

The ant-associated iridoids nepetalactol, actinidine, dolichodial, isoiridomyrmecin, and
dihydronepetalactone were prepared from citronellal using a divergent approach. Key features …

Object Sagittal nonsyndromic craniosynostosis (sNSC) is the most common form of NSC. The
condition is associated with a high prevalence (> 50%) of deficits in executive function. The …

The development of quantitative imaging biomarkers in medicine requires automatic
delineation of relevant anatomical structures using available imaging data. However, this task is …

Craniosynostosis is one of the most common craniofacial conditions treated by neurologic
and plastic surgeons. In addition to disfigurement, children with craniosynostosis experience …

Background Neurosurgery residency is becoming an increasingly competitive match. The
process of screening and ranking applicants is a multifactorial process that lacks uniformity …

Due to technical limitations, small, distal, and tortuous intracranial pathology is sometimes
out of reach of the current armamentarium of microcatheters designed for intracranial coil …

Objective To accurately describe patient characteristics and the clinical presentation of fatal
colloid cysts. Methods A systematic literature search of 3 popular databases was performed. …