Re: Is it true that forehead bossing is difficult to correct?

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Our son had brachy and plagio with right frontal bossing. He was in a hanger helmet for 3 1/2 months and his frontal bossing resolved completely. , mom to , 13 monthsBrachy, R plagio, hanger helmet grad 1/08From: kmwood88 <kmwood88@...>Subject: Is it true that forehead bossing is difficult to correct?Plagiocephaly Date: Sunday, July 13, 2008, 2:10 AM

Is it true that the bones in the forehead are difficult to mold?

Thanks

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Resolved completely is fantastic! Can you tell me at what age

started and stopped in the helmet and when you saw the bossing go away?

Many thanks,

....Kay

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> Subject: Is it true that forehead bossing is difficult to

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I wouldnt think so as that is dealing with the larger top bones of the skull and I was told those are easi9er to correct than the smaller lower bones of the head. It was actually one of the 1st places we saw correction, forehead and eyes/

On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 10:10 PM, kmwood88 <kmwood88@...> wrote:

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