Therapeutic and protective infant helmets

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ABSTRACT:
A method of helmet treatment for deformational cranial asymmetry in which the dimensions of the therapeutic helmet cavity are prescribed in relation to specific CT scan sections of the plagiocaphalic infant's cranium. A graded series of sized helmets is provided for such treatments. Each helmet cavity is configured to accommodate and effectively treat infants of specified ages and degrees of plagiocephaly. By employing the subject off-the-shelf helmets, the time-consuming and labor-intensive fitting of individualized helmets is obviated.

REFERENCES:
Head Circumference/Boys and Girls, Ref: Nellhaus, G., Composite International & Interracial Graphs, Pediatrics 41:106, 1968, supplied by Mead Johnson Laboratories.
Clarren, S. K., et al., "Helmet Treatment for Plagiocephaly and Congenital Muscular Torticollis," The Journal of Pediatrics, 94(1):43-46, 1979.
Clarren, S. K., "Plagiocephaly and Torticollis: Etiology, Natural History, and Helmet Treatment," The Journal of Pediatrics, 98(1):92-95, 1981.
James, H. E., et al., "A Multipurpose Infant Helmet," Concepts Pediat. Neurosurg., 5:41-47, (Karger, Basel 1985).

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