Plagiocephaly is a disorder characterized by a flattened appearance of the baby's head due to increased pressure in a particular area. Baby's position inside the womb, muscular torticollis, and premature infants who spend most of the time in an identical position in the neonatal intensive care unit are also possible causes for plagiocephaly. It is treatable with the help of specific exercises, molding cups, corrective headbands, and modifying sleep positions.
Plagiocephaly - Types, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Plagiocephaly is the asymmetric shape of the baby’s head due to unilateral flattening.
Breastfeeding in Babies With Plagiocephaly
Plagiocephaly is a skeletal deformity seen in the craniofacial region of newborn babies. Read more to learn about breastfeeding in such infants.