Question

What are the symptoms of Crouzon syndrome?

Answer 1

Crouzon syndrome affects the development of your baby’s skull and facial (craniofacial) bones. The physical characteristics of Crouzon syndrome can vary from mild to severe. These characteristics include:

• Wide-set eyes (hypertelorism).
• Bulging eyeballs (proptosis).
• Crossed eyes (strabismus).
• Protruding forehead.
• Small, beak-shaped nose.
• Underdeveloped jaw.
• Cleft lip and/or palate.