BMJ · 1910 · 34 citations · 0 references
MedicineAnatomySurgeryCraniofacial DevelopmentRadiographic AnatomySurgical Anatomy Of The HeadCongenital Craniofacial AnomaliesCranial AnatomyCranial BonesCranial Vault DevelopmentCranial Bone AnatomyCranial Bone DevelopmentDura MaterFalx CerebelliFalx CerebriOccipital Bone AnatomyOccipital Bone GrowthSkull Thickness
THic BRInsf *137 I and right clavicle.The vault of the skull was very vascular, very soft, and removed with great ease by the saw.The dura mater was adherent at the vertex for about 2 in.on either side of the falx cerebri, and was removed with the skull-cap.The thickness of the calvarium for the most part was from i in. to ,7 in.; just behind the right frontal region it measured 1 in., aud in the occipital bone varied from t in.to',&in.Both