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Widening of cranial sutures in children with deprivation dwarfism.

Widened cranial sutures were noted in 8 children with deprivation dwarfism. In 4, the sutures were abnormally wide before treatment was begun. In one, the sutures widened during observation and before growth was accelerated. Ventriculography showed normal findings and offered no explanation for the widened sutures. Deprivation dwarfism should be included in the differential diagnosis of increased intracranial pressure, particularly when there are signs of bizarre behaviour, emotional deprivation and growth retardation.