"It is important to note that a copper-beaten appearance can be seen in normal children during periods of rapid brain growth between 2-3 and 5-7 years 5."
"Luckenschadel skull"
"There are no clinical features specific and unique to a copper-beaten skull, as the osseous features are on the skull's inner surface. The appearance may be associated with skull abnormalities (e.g. craniosynostosis) and raised intracranial pressure in children; the clinical presentation may reflect these underlying causes."
"There are no clinical features specific and unique to a copper-beaten skull, as the osseous features are on the skull's inner surface. The appearance may be associated with skull abnormalities (e.g. craniosynostosis) and raised intracranial pressure in children; the clinical presentation may reflect these underlying causes."