Closing of postoperative integument, skull bones, and dura defects

Chemical analysis of human foetal skull bones.

1. p-Carotene synthesis by Phycomyces blake8leeanu8 was greater at 250 than at 3-5, 20 or 300. At all temperatures, ,-carotene was the major pigment produced. There was no indication of the synthesis of enhanced amounts of more saturated polyenes at temperatures where #-carotene synthesis was reduced. 2. p-Carotene synthesis is inhibited in Phycomyces blakewleeanru8 grown on media containing le...

Yale, Skull and Bones, and the beginnings of Johns Hopkins.

Proc (Bayl Univ Med Cent) 2011;24(1):27–34 YALE IN THE 19TH CENTURY During the 19th century, Yale College was an academic powerhouse. Having celebrated its centennial in the fi rst year of the new century, the college was transforming itself from a regional New England school whose main function was the education of young men for the Congregational ministry to a dynamic national school whose ne...

Developmental defects of the cisterna magna and dura mater.

Introduction Cerebral dqfects of developmental origin, apart from those involving the nervous parenchyma, are to be found chiefly in the neighbourhood of the roof of the-third ventricle. The complex developmental evolution of the structures in this region may predispose to imperfect development, whether the cause be some variety of damage which impairs development, or. some genetically transmit...

Effects of Handedness on the Skull and Shoulder Bones

Determination of Mechanical Properties of the Bones of the Skull

--This paper presents the initial results of a research project concerning the mechanism of head injury. In order to begin to define the mechanism, it is necessary to determine mechanical properties of the various skull bones, organize them into constitutive equations, and develop a structural model of the skull. The material presented is concerned primarily with the development of experimental...