Characteristics and Clinical Significance of Skull Defect Restoration in Young Patients: A Single-center Report and Literature Review

Cranial bone regeneration can be achieved in young patients with cranial defects if factors favorable to cranial regeneration are effectively managed. These include preserving the dura mater, periosteum, and diploe during the surgery and maintaining good physical conditions postoperatively. The distribution pattern of the regenerated bones aligns with the shape of the flap. Post-DC complications represent adverse factors that can negatively affect cranial regeneration.