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How can the Pfeiffer syndrome be better prevented?
Treatment goals focus on reshaping the skull and correcting obstructive sleep apnea. At Children’s National, our treatment options include: Surgery on the skull before 18 months of age. Minimally invasive surgery for infants younger than 3 months to open skull sutures for normal skull and brain growRead more
Treatment goals focus on reshaping the skull and correcting obstructive sleep apnea. At Children’s National, our treatment options include: Surgery on the skull before 18 months of age. Minimally invasive surgery for infants younger than 3 months to open skull sutures for normal skull and brain growth. Traditional surgery for infants 6 months or older to correct the skull’s shape. Surgery in later childhood to correct facial and jaw deformities, including obstructive sleep apnea. Surgery to correct problems with the fingers or toes. Speech therapy to help with speech and language development
See lessWhat is the difference between eastern Protestant Christians and Orthodox Christians?
Eastern Orthodox is similar to Catholicism in tracing its origins all the way back to the first century. But it is more “touchy feely” and less intellectual. Believers tend to have a more mystical, intuitive approach to their religion. Icons are emphasized. Protestants are less mystical, often lessRead more
Eastern Orthodox is similar to Catholicism in tracing its origins all the way back to the first century. But it is more “touchy feely” and less intellectual. Believers tend to have a more mystical, intuitive approach to their religion. Icons are emphasized. Protestants are less mystical, often less intellectual, are very much part of the world. Protestant clerics may be married and are encouraged to be so. Protestantism feels there is no divine power passing through a succession of bishops going back to Jesus and the apostles. Instead, it’s typical for Protestants to call upon the Holy Spirit, which may speak through any man, woman, or child, at any time.
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