- In
human anatomy, the
neurocranium, also
known as the braincase, brainpan, or brain-pan, is the
upper and back part of the skull,
which forms a protective...
-
attach to
build a
portion of the skull. The
remainder of the
skull is the
neurocranium. In
human anatomy and development, the
facial skeleton is
sometimes called...
-
craniums or crania) and the mandible. In humans,
these two
parts are the
neurocranium (braincase) and the
viscerocranium (facial skeleton) that
includes the...
- (skull base),
which require more
force to
cause than
other areas of the
neurocranium. Thus they are rare,
occurring as the only
fracture in only 4% of severe...
- The
sphenoid bone is an
unpaired bone of the
neurocranium. It is
situated in the
middle of the
skull towards the front, in
front of the
basilar part of...
- or an infant.
Fontanelles allow for
stretching and
deformation of the
neurocranium both
during birth and
later as the
brain expands faster than the surrounding...
- the cranium. The
cavity is
formed by
eight cranial bones known as the
neurocranium that in
humans includes the
skull cap and
forms the
protective case around...
- The
cranial vault is the
space in the
skull within the
neurocranium,
occupied by the brain. In humans, the
cranial vault is
imperfectly composed in newborns...
-
fibrous joint known as a
cranial suture, form the
sides and roof of the
neurocranium. In humans, each bone is
roughly quadrilateral in form, and has two surfaces...
- Bone of the
neurocranium...
