The influence of suturectomy on age-related changes in cerebral blood flow in rabbits with familial bicoronal suture craniosynostosis: A quantitative analysis

Background Coronal suture synostosis is a condition which can have deleterious physical and cognitive sequelae in humans if not corrected. A well-established animal model has previously demonstrated disruptions in intracranial pressure and developmental abnormalities in rabbits with congenital craniosynostosis compared to wild type rabbits.