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Patients younger than four months had lower risks of tracheostomy (p<0.0001), better sterility (p=0.0048), and a greater percentage of patients in ASA classes I and II (p<0.0001) compared to patients older than four months. As expected, the patients younger than four months of age also had shorter operation times (p<0.0001) and shorter lengths of stay (p=0.0008). Postoperatively, patients younger than four months had fewer unexpected reoperations (p=0.0008), readmissions (p=0.0377), and complications (p<0.0001), including fewer bleeding complications (p<0.0001).

Abstract: Does Autologous vs. Alloplastic Cranioplasty Affect Cranial Growth Patterns?