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Crouzon Syndrome and Apert Syndrome are remarkably similar. Both involve cranial vault fusion (usually of the same sutures, nontheless) and midface hypoplasia (leading to vertically compressed nasal passages which, because they occur in basically the same fashion in both conditions, are referred to as “Croupert”). …
