Edinburgh Medical JournalOliver and Boyd, 1924 - Medicine |
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Page 565
... cavity in no way corresponds to that of oxycephaly . But the skull presents as a whole and in detail many interesting peculiarities . The Skull . In the macerated skull the absence of eyeballs renders the hypertelorism less obvious ...
... cavity in no way corresponds to that of oxycephaly . But the skull presents as a whole and in detail many interesting peculiarities . The Skull . In the macerated skull the absence of eyeballs renders the hypertelorism less obvious ...
Page 568
... cavity and finds . its exit I mm . lateral to the lateral extremity of the small wing of the sphenoid , and there it becomes continuous with a branched venous groove which ascends a little way before turning forwards to the region of ...
... cavity and finds . its exit I mm . lateral to the lateral extremity of the small wing of the sphenoid , and there it becomes continuous with a branched venous groove which ascends a little way before turning forwards to the region of ...
Page 569
... cavity passes a little way in a tunnel under the internal table and ultimately forms a venous groove which is symmetrical in course and distribution with that of the right side . These foramina are " normal " variations , and in the ...
... cavity passes a little way in a tunnel under the internal table and ultimately forms a venous groove which is symmetrical in course and distribution with that of the right side . These foramina are " normal " variations , and in the ...
Page 570
orbit the lower of these foramina opens within the cranial cavity 3 mm . behind the centre , and the upper opens 5 mm . lateral to the apex of the pyriform optic foramen . In the right orbit the lower foramen does not enter the cranial ...
orbit the lower of these foramina opens within the cranial cavity 3 mm . behind the centre , and the upper opens 5 mm . lateral to the apex of the pyriform optic foramen . In the right orbit the lower foramen does not enter the cranial ...
Page 572
... cavity ( Fig . 18 ) shows that the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid forms on the under surface of the cribriform plates a shallow keel not exceeding 2.5 mm . in depth , and it is significant that the part retained is that part which ...
... cavity ( Fig . 18 ) shows that the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid forms on the under surface of the cribriform plates a shallow keel not exceeding 2.5 mm . in depth , and it is significant that the part retained is that part which ...
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