The Role of Bone Centers in the Pathogenesis of Craniosynostosis: An Embryologic Approach Using CT Measurements in Isolated Craniosynostosis and Apert and Crouzon Syndromes
Irene M. J. Mathijssen(Erasmus MC), Christl Vermeij‐Keers(Erasmus MC), Sven Kreiborg(University of Copenhagen), Jacques C. van der Meulen(St. John's Hospital), J. M. Vaandrager(Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences), H. Pieterman(Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences), Frans W. Zonneveld(Utrecht University)
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