Yenidoğanda İzole Laküner Kafa Deformitesi

The lacunar skull is a fetal ossification disorder first defined in the early 19th century, commonly associated with spina bifida and meningocele, rarely seen as an isolated defect. It characterized by defects on inner table of skull, form shallow depressions or deep cavitations causes to appear fenestrated because mesenchymal dysplasia during intramembranous ossification. These bone may be present any part calvarium but most frequently occur parietal frontal bones. Clinically, suspected, diagnosis usually depends roentgenographic appearance. We report newborn diagnosed severe defect without congenital malformations however accompanying vitamin D deficiency maternal origin.