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After birth, the skull grows and remodels in close synchrony with the brain to allow for an increase in intracranial volume. Increase in skull area is provided primarily by bone accretion at the sutures. Additional remodeling, to allow for a change in curvatures, occurs by resorption on the inner surface of the bone plates and accretion on their outer surfaces. When a suture fuses too early, normal skull growth is disrupted, leading to deformed final skull shape. The leading theory assumes th...
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- American Physical Society Publisher's website
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- Physical Review Letters Journal website
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- 118
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- 248101
- Publication date:
- 2017-06-05
- Acceptance date:
- 2017-05-19
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0031-9007 and 1079-7114
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pubs:696657
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uri:15bc143e-649c-49ff-a9d1-8e7aa72fbba3
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Dimensional, geometrical, and physical constraints in skull growth
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