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A surgical procedure for instant and strong correction of the four factors (midline ridge, narrow bifrontal dimension, backward slant of right and left forehead, recession of frontal bone at supraorbital ridge) contributing to deviate appearance in trigonocephaly is described.
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Ehni, G. Cranioplasty for premature metopic suture closure (Trigonocephaly). Acta neurochir 61, 201–206 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01740085
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