The Little Helmet Man : Or Cranio-What?

The evolution of craniosynostosis treatment is a long and troubled road. Infant mortality rates were high. Even if the child lived through the risky procedure, complications were common and dangerous. But because of Dr. Jimenez, once-concerned parents can sleep soundly at night knowing that their babies are in deft hands.Tatiana Turner is an experienced, knowledgeable mother when a condition befalls her baby, Patrick. She learns it's craniosynostosis, a mysterious condition that hardly anyone seems familiar with. After a period of unease and a race to save her son, Tatiana learns her life purpose.The Little Helmet Man is touching tale of the lengths parents take to ensure their child's safety. Tatiana also raises awareness of this infant condition by highlighting its treatment history, symptoms, and other invaluable information to guide mothers and medical students alike. Learn about craniosynostosis now early treatment is vital.'This book eloquently depicts the journey of one of our almost 600 surgical patients. It describes the angst, apprehension and disquietude that parents often experience when facing an unknown diagnosis, conflicting treatment modalities and attempting to make the best decision for their baby. It tells a compelling story of hope, faith and trust.' Dr. David Jimenez and Dr. Constance Barone, pioneers of Endoscopic Strip Craniectomy