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All specialized professionals confirm that LA PREVENTION is the best solution to fight against cranial deformities in babies.

To make parents aware of the prevention of "flat head syndrome", we provide specialist professionals with a preventive information leaflet (free download) to place in your waiting rooms.

Take action against plagiocephaly and other cranial deformities!

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By disseminating prevention information to parents,
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Taking measurements of the cranial indices can objectively quantify the deformation of a baby's skull.

These cranial indices are of major interest in diagnosing, evaluating and guiding the treatment of Plagiocephaly and other cranial deformations.

How to measure Plagiocephaly?

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To obtain cranial asymmetry (Plagiocephaly), calculate the CVA (Cranial Vault Asymmetry) score by measuring the difference between the diagonals of the cranial vault.

Plagiocephaly (CVA) = A - B (in mm)

Plagiocephaly classification:

Light: from 0 to 6 mm

Moderate: 6 to 12 mm

Severe: more than 12 mm

* between 0 and 3 mm, Plagiocephaly can be considered as Normal

CVAI: Cranial Vault Asymmetry Index

The CVAI is the cranial asymmetry score divided by the larger of the two diagonals measured.
It is very useful because it remains proportional to the growth of the skull and is independent of the age of the baby.