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case_images: Neonatal congenital skull depression. Skull depression had dimensions of 3 cm x 3 cm and a depth of less than 1 cm.
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case_images: Apgar scores were nine and 10 at one and five minutes, respectively. At the first examination, a 3x3 cm right parietal skull depression (Figure 1) was noted, characterized as solid, nonpulsatile, and nonmobile.
case_images: Cranial ultrasound of neonatal skull depression. Performed on the third day of life and revealed a depression on the right parietal bone with no signs of fracture, intracranial structural anomalies, or bleeding (A-coronal view; B-M mode at the location of skull depression)
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case_images: The ultrasound, performed on day three of life by an experienced radiologist using high-frequency linear transducer probes (5-10 MHz), revealed an abnormal skull depression at the parietal region with an inward configuration, likely because of the molding of the parietal bone (Figure 2).