Management of<unk>  depends on the cause. The majority of<unk>  occurs in term infants and can be a normal finding. Commonly,<unk>  results from the position of the head inside the uterus weeks prior to delivery. Calcium and Vitamin D levels should be obtained to rule out rickets, and in mothers who have prenatal labs concerning for T. pallidum infection, neonates should be evaluated for congenital syphilis.
Craniotabes
Biorisk
Midaflur
Ulotaront
Draco
Curette
Foltx
Cloforex