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Helmet Therapy
(redirected from Band Therapy)

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Helmet Therapy
A noninterventional approach to managing craniofacial skull deformities—e.g., metopic synostosis—in which a form-fitting helmet or band is made which fits snugly on an infant's head and allows the cranial vault to mould and expand into the open areas
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