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RESULTS: In 2004, there were 4,110 infants born with craniosynostosis, which increased to 6,155 infants in 2013. A statistically significant increase in the incidence of craniosynostosis within the United States was found (odds ratio of 1.57 in 2013; P < 0.001). Mixed-effects logistic regression revealed a lower incidence of craniosynostosis associated with an increased incidence of influenza infection. E values for national incidence of craniosynostosis and association with influenza incidence were 2.51 and 11.6, respectively.

Correcting Orbital Hypertelorism With Supraorbital Bipartition Osteotomy: Technique and Advantages