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RESULTS: In the 30 patients that completed the study, there were no significant differences in any measure at any of the postoperative time points. Symptom severity and functional status scores were not significantly different between groups. Subjectively, 24/30 patients did state they preferred the ECTR, mostly citing less pain as their primary reason, although pain scores were not objectively different. Differences in overall satisfaction also lost significance at the study conclusion. There were no complications with either technique.

Abstract 41. An Analysis of 53 Craniofacial Center Websites: Craniosynostosis Families Are Being Given Inaccurate, Vague, and Inconsistent Information