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Diploë (/ˈdɪploʊi/ or DIP-lo-ee) is the
spongy cancellous bone
separating the
inner and
outer layers of the
cortical bone of the skull. It is a subclass...
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separated by
diploë. The
diploë is
cancellous bone
containing red bone
marrow during life,
through which run
canals formed by
diploic veins. The
diploë in a dried...
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diploic veins are large, thin-walled
valveless veins that
channel in the
diploë between the
inner and
outer layers of the
cortical bone in the skull, first...
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between which is the
cancellous bone
tissue known in the
cranial bones as
diploë. The bone is
especially thick at the ridges, protuberances, condyles, and...
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vitreous (gl****-like) table. The
intervening cancellous tissue is
called the
diploë, and this, in the
nasal region of the skull,
becomes absorbed so as to leave...
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compact layer of the
external table (lamina externa), the
diploë (a
spongy layer of red bone
marrow in the middle, and the
compact layer...
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crossbones (disambiguation) Teshik-Tash
Totenkopf Yorick Overmodelled skull Diploë This
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characterized by
localized areas of
spongy or
porous bone tissue. The
diploë, or
spongy tissue within the
bones of the cranium,
swells and the tissue...
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superior sagittal sinus receives the
superior cerebral veins,
veins from the
diploë and dura mater, and, near the
posterior extremity of the
sagittal suture...
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begin to
appear during the
second year of life as
excavations in the
diploë. The
development of
these sinuses accounts for the
suddenly increased mucus...
