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Thinness of the bones in the occipital region of a child\u2019s skull, caused by rickets, marasmus or syphilis.<\/p>\n

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In infancy, an abnormal softening of the skull bones. Those in the occipital region become almost paper thin. This condition may be the result of marasmus, rickets, or syphilis.<\/p>\n

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