Crouzon Syndrome and Craniosynostosis - A Review for the Twenty-First Century.

Crouzon syndrome results from genetic variants causing abnormal skull bone fusion, leading to complications including raised brain pressure, vision problems, breathing difficulties and hearing loss; treatment involves staged surgical reconstruction combined with specialist monitoring to improve long-term outcomes.

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