10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCAPHOCEPHALOUS»
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1
A Brain Is Born: Exploring the Birth and Development of the ...
If fontanelles actually close prematurely as opposed to being in a soft and
depressed condition. it may indicate microcephaly. oxycephaly. or
scaphocephalous (Fig. 6-l). All three of these conditions are accompanied by
brain-function deficits.
2
The Natural History Review
In the large series of about 135 Kanaka skulls in the Barnard-Davis collection,
there are six instances of this form of synostosis, only one of which is sub-
scaphocephalous, whilst in the others a greater or less degree of saddle-shaped
...
3
THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE AND MEDICAL ...
These facts show that the scaphocephalous malformation entails no necessary
want of mental power ; but, Vii'chow's instances and mine seem to show, that
such a want may coexist with this deformity; indeed, Von Baer gives it as his
opinion^ ...
chocephalous " form of his head, the skull, with its vertical sides and sharp crest,
often affecting a " scaphocephalous " or boat-like shape. According to Dall, the
cranial capacity is higher than that of the red-skins. Both sexes are dressed very ...
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Natuurkundige verhandelingen van de Hollandsche Maatschappij ...
The terra scaphocephalous has the greatest appropriateness when applied to it. I
am not aware of any previous example of scaphocephalism in the cranium of a
North American Indian of any tribe. And, as no instance is depicted in Morton's ...
Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen, 1865
6
Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
... the head, giving it an abnormally long narrow appearance with a cephalic
index of 75 or less.—scaphocephalic, scaphocephalous, adj. scaphoid /skaf'oid/ [
Gk, skaphe, skiff, eidos, form], boat-shaped, such as the scaphoid bone of the
wrist.
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
... scaphocephalous, adj. scaphoid (skaf'oid/ [Gk, skaphe, skiff, eidos, form],
Shaped, Such as the scaphoid bone of the wrist. scaphoid abdomen, an
abdomen with a sunken anterior wall. scaphoid bone [Gk, skaphe + eidos, form;
AS, ban], ...
8
Hydrocephalus: Selected Papers from the International ...
... shuntrelated idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) due to increased sagittal
sinus venous pressure [17] appears as an excellent completion of the
aforementioned: The osseous skull base deformation in scaphocephalous due to
SVS also ...
Gunes A. Aygok, Harold L. Rekate, 2011
9
The Development of Southeastern Archaeology
... 188, 189 Saunders, Rebecca A., 34 Savannah River, 37 Sayre, Edward, 182
Scanning electron microscope (SEM), 10, 149 Scaphocephalous, 67 Scarry, C.
Margaret, 141, 149, 155 Schambach, Frank, 29 Schiffer, Michael B., 45
Schoolcraft, ...
10
Untrodden fields of anthropology
The skull is dolicho-cephalous, slightly scaphocephalous, the face is prognathic,
the forehead narrow, the cheek-bones slightly projecting; the eyelids which are
large and well-formed, are horizontal and not oblique like those of the yellow ...
