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Is it possible to be treated at the age of 14 of brachycephaly?
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Brachycephaly: Brachycephaly is normally treated within the first year of life. It can be still treated at the age of 14 though the surgery is a more complex due to the thickness of the bone.
Answered 5/24/2015
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