Characteristic signs of asymmetric coronal craniosynostosis are evident here. Visible bulging at the temporal area of the child's head (bottom arrow, and slightly visible in the previous Figure) and a ridge along the right coronal suture area (top arrow). Asymmetric facial growth is also visible; the right side had grown faster than the left. (Note: between the 2-month and 4-month well-child visits, the child's head circumference had fallen from the 68th to the 50th percentile.)
Photo courtesy of Muhammad Moin Uddin, MD and Rahima Afroza, MD
