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. 2016 May 10;59(3):219–226. doi: 10.3340/jkns.2016.59.3.219

Fig. 6. Bicoronal synostosis in a 1-month-old boy. The fusion of both coronal sutures is demonstrated as sclerotic linear ridges (arrows). The patent metopic suture and anterior fontanel in this 1-month-old baby are normal. The plain radiography of this 1-month-baby does not show the wide open metopic suture. However, it demonstrates the sclerotic fused suture. Brachycephaly (short cranium by shortened AP and widened biparietal dimensions) and the bilateral "harlequin eye" deformity of the orbits combined with hypertelorism are characteristic of bicoronal synostosis.

Fig. 6