Mahmoud needs a helmet to protect his head from deformities

Mahmoud's skull bones healed too quickly. Because of this, the head began to stretch back, becoming narrower in the temporal part. In place of the fontanel, a jagged seam resembling a comb has formed. After an MRI scan, doctors confirmed the diagnosis of scaphocephaly. The cranial cavity had stiffened prematurely, leaving no room for the growing brain. This could lead to pressure surges and decreased vision. The only way out is endoscopic surgery followed by wearing a corrective helmet. Surgeons removed the fused sutures and restored the skull to normal growth. To consolidate the result, a special orthosis is required, made according to the child's measurements. The constant wearing of an orthopedic "headdress" will protect Mahmoud's head from repeated deformations and help the bones of his skull grow properly. But the price of a helmet is unbearable for a family with three children. It is in our power to ensure that the treatment is completed successfully. And all the parents' worries about Mahmoud's head disappeared without a trace. Tubers, let's help!