calvarium

• “The osseous envelope of the brain, called calvarium, Z B, holds serial order with the cervical spinous processes, E I, and these with the dorsal spinous processes.”

  Surgical Anatomy

• “In the human "calvarium" in question, the mid-line traced backward from the super-orbital ridge runs along a smooth track.”

  Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882

• “What is posed as the "Neanderthal skull" is the roof of the brain-case, or "calvarium" of the anatomist, including the pent-house overhanging the eye-holes or”

  Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882

• “His brain had swollen and it was possible he would need surgery to drill holes in his skull that would keep the brain from crushing itself against the calvarium.”

  Simon & Schuster: In the Still of the Night

• ““Do you know of any physician who would have diagnosed OI based on the eighteen-week ultrasound of a demineralized calvarium, a shortened femur, and no obvious skeletal fractures?””

  Simon & Schuster: Handle with Care

• “Based on the short femur length and demineralized calvarium?”

  Simon & Schuster: Handle with Care

• “Had I known back then, long before I knew you and your illness, that a demineralized calvarium was a hallmark of OI?”

  Simon & Schuster: Handle with Care

• “There ` s no mention that the calvarium (ph), the cup that the brain is, is intact, but there ` s blunt force trauma on the top of the head and there ` s abrasions on the body.”

  CNN Transcript Nov 6, 2007

• “The show, amazingly enough, was a history programme of the progression from the original pre-Darwinian discovery in Neander Valley of the original Neanderthal calvarium towards the modern australopithecine theories about branching trees.”

  A TV show that might not suck - The Panda's Thumb

• “Examine brain by making incision from ear to ear across vertex, reflect scalp forwards and backwards, and saw off calvarium.”

  Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

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