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Head shape abnormalities are common - present in 25% of infants aged under 6 months

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A buckle fracture is a type of break to the bone, where the bone has been quashed. Children’s bones are softer than adult bones and are more likely to squash rather than break after an impact. This can result in a bulge in the bone rather than a complete break.

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