AI Article Synopsis
- Three patients with cloverleaf skull are discussed, highlighting different cases: one linked to tanatophoric dwarfism, one as an isolated anomaly, and another with facial fissures.
- The cases illustrate the wide range of clinical symptoms associated with cloverleaf skull malformations.
- The study includes findings from imaging studies of the central nervous system and stresses the importance of genetic counseling for affected families.
Article Abstract
Three patients who presented cloverleaf skull are described. The first one associated with tanatophoric dwarfism, the second case was an isolate anomaly and the third one was associated with facial fissures. The three patients showed the outstanding diversity of the clinic manifestations encountered in this entity. The findings at central nervous system level, by computarized tomographic and ultrasonographic studies, are described. The relevance of genetic counselling is emphasized.
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