coronal suture
Frontal-parietal bone junction
The coronal suture is the fibrous joint that runs across the top of the skull, connecting the frontal bone to the two parietal bones.
It forms a line roughly from ear to ear over the crown of the head.
In infants, the suture remains flexible to allow brain growth; it gradually fuses during adulthood.
anatomy
Skull plate above eyes
- fontanelleInfant cranial membrane gap
- calvariaTop of skull
- ossificationConversion to bone tissue
- craniotomySurgical skull removal procedure
sphenoid · ethmoid · osteology · skull base
development
Conversion to bone tissue
- birth canalNewborn's emergence pathway
- neonatalOf earliest infancy
clinical
Surgical skull removal procedure
- surgical correctionProcedure to fix anatomy
- syndromicRelating to syndrome patterns
frontal bone
Skull plate above eyes
- fontanelleInfant cranial membrane gap
- calvariaTop of skull
- ossificationConversion to bone tissue
craniotomy · sphenoid · ethmoid · osteology · skull base
ossification
Conversion to bone tissue
- birth canalNewborn's emergence pathway
- neonatalOf earliest infancy
craniotomy
Surgical skull removal procedure
- surgical correctionProcedure to fix anatomy
- syndromicRelating to syndrome patterns
- skull partsfrontal bone, skull cap, fontanelle, braincase, skull base
- fibrous joints
- skull fusion
- skull jointsTMJ
- skull landmarksglabella, lambda, vertex, ANS, orale
- coronalcoronagraph