Case report:

A case of syndromic Craniosynostosis in a 3 year old male child with a lifelong history of epilepsy on medication

![A case of syndromic craniosynostosis in a 3 year old male child with a lifelong history of epilepsy on medication. Note the ‣ of the cranial vault along with prominent bilateral proptosis as a result of premature closure of the major cranial sutures.

Case courtesy Dr Partha Nath // #SMCHCase](attachment:4076206a-b339-4192-aabe-f6d2f1e09181:Craniosynostosis.jpg)

A case of syndromic craniosynostosis in a 3 year old male child with a lifelong history of epilepsy on medication. Note the ‣ of the cranial vault along with prominent bilateral proptosis as a result of premature closure of the major cranial sutures.

Case courtesy Dr Partha Nath // #SMCHCase

Radiography:

![X-ray of the cranium of the same patient in which the skull resembles a beaten piece of metal. Note the bevelling of the inner table of the cranium due to the pressure exerted by the growing brain against a microcephalic skull characterized by a premature closure of all the major suture lines

Case courtesy Dr Nabarun Das, MD // #SMCHCase](attachment:f3071181-db5b-4e06-9339-6514baa47fa6:20250324_131303.jpg)

X-ray of the cranium of the same patient in which the skull resembles a beaten piece of metal. Note the bevelling of the inner table of the cranium due to the pressure exerted by the growing brain against a microcephalic skull characterized by a premature closure of all the major suture lines

Case courtesy Dr Nabarun Das, MD // #SMCHCase

Further reading:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4144051/

https://journals.lww.com/ijoh/fulltext/2018/08010/beaten_silver_appearance__normal_or_pathognomic_in.12.aspx