Age-related changes in lateral ventricle morphology in craniosynostotic rabbits using magnetic resonance imaging
2005
Background and aims
Craniosynostosis occurs in 300–500 per 1,000,000 live births and results in secondary craniofacial, ocular, and intracranial anomalies. Neurologic problems associated with craniosynostosis include changes in intracranial morphology such as dilation of the cerebral ventricles, however, clinical studies are confounded by small sample sizes, heterogenous samples, and lack of age-matched controls. The present study was designed to assess age-related changes in the lateral ventricle volume of the brain in normal rabbits and rabbits with naturally-occurring coronal suture synostosis using serial magnetic resonance imaging.
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