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S4A-17 SESSION 4A

Methods: All non-syndromic patients undergoing open surgical repair of craniosynostosis at CNMC between 1998–2019 were examined for symptomatic re-synostosis requiring correction in addition to associated factors (gender, age at initial surgery, affected cranial suture[s]). The presentation of elevated ICP was closely scrutinized. Patients requiring reoperation for other cosmetic issues (e.g., persistent cranial defects) were excluded.