Jasmine is two years old. She is a kind, affectionate, and very inquisitive girl. She loves playing with toys, going for walks, going to kindergarten, and spending time with her older brothers.
However, since birth, Jasmine's head has been abnormally proportioned, and its development does not correspond with the natural anatomy of the brain. After examinations, doctors diagnosed her with scaphocephaly, a congenital disorder associated with the premature fusion of the skull bones.
Because of this, the skull does not grow as it should, and there is insufficient space for the growing brain. The girl's brain itself experiences pressure and discomfort. This affects its functioning and has a negative impact on the child's entire body, disrupting its functioning.
Jasmine sleeps poorly, tires quickly, and is lagging behind in speech development.
Surgery is currently the only way to correct the consequences of this rapidly progressing condition. The operation, which involves the installation of fixing plates, creates the conditions for proper brain development.
Let's take care of Jasmine's health and preserve the little girl's intellectual and physical development.
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