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Disease: Kleeblattschaedel syndrome

  • A New, Single-Stage, Distraction-Mediated, Cranial Vault Expansion Technique for the Multisuture Deformity
  • About the operative management and post-operative neural development of patients with cloverleaf skull deformity
  • Cloverleaf skull and bilateral facial clefts
  • Cloverleaf skull deformity and hydrocephalus
  • Dysmorphic choroid plexuses and hydrocephalus associated with increased nuchal translucency: early ultrasound markers of de novo thanatophoric dysplasia type II with cloverleaf skull (Kleeblattschaedel)
  • History of the Kleeblattschädel deformity: origin of concepts and evolution of management in the past 50 years
  • Kleeblattschädel skull: a review of its history, diagnosis, associations, and treatment
  • Re-imagining early cloverleaf skull deformity management from front to back approach-30 years on
  • Secondary metopic craniosynostosis after posterior cranial decompression in cloverleaf skull deformity
  • Superior sagittal sinus thrombosis as a treatment complication of nonsyndromic Kleeblattschädel
  • Thanatophoric dysplasia type 1 with cloverleaf skull in a dichorionic twin
  • THE "CLOVERLEAF" SKULL SYNDROME AS A CONTRIBUTION TO THE FORMAL GENESIS OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS OF THE CRANIAL VAULT
  • The clover-leaf skull syndrome
  • The Holtermueller-Wiedmann syndrome (clover leaf skull syndrome)
  • Use of osteogenesis distractors in cloverleaf skull reconstruction
  • Venous drainage disorders as a cause of severe chemosis following fronto-orbital advancement
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