occipital region

Strikes to the back of the head, which includes the occipital region and the spine.

Those of the occipital region of the head are usually described as being four in number.

Exit wound in the left occipital region, base of skull.

In this disease, the cranium fails to close completely (especially at the occipital region).

I passed my hand absently across my hair- what Dixon had described as the occipital region.

The margin forms a broad arc from the tip of the snout to the occipital region.

He sustained injuries both to his back and head, requiring some 16 stitches in his occipital region.

Both have what appear to be bullet holes in the center of the occipital region of both bodies.

The balance of the grey tissue followed the bullet out the hole it made in the occipital region at the back of the soldier's head.

"A lacerated and contused wound in the occipital region.

"As the result of a fall, you sustained a linear fracture in the occipital region of your skull.

Plane of top of head sloping forward, occipital region raised and extending beyond occiput.

Occipital region without median longitudinal groove or line (endocarina).

Almost touching the occipital region behind the head is an element which arguably could correspond to a bar-and-dot coefficient.

The left side of his face around the occipital region was much larger than the right side of his skull.

It is a subdivision of the cytoarchitecture defined occipital region of cerebral cortex.

Other small muscles in the head associated with the occipital region and the post-auricular muscle complex are often variable in their frequency.

The occipital region has one or more rows of bristles aligned behind the posterior margin of the eye.

The elongated occipital region.

They tied slats on male babies' heads to alter their frontal and occipital regions, perhaps to give them a look of ferocity.

Males possess an adipose pad in the form of a helmet on the occipital region of the head, and a large dewlap.

ERPs are then recorded from sites above occipital regions and those waveforms are averaged across trials.

More specifically, there is increased brain activity in the parietal-occipital and occipital regions prior to the emergence of a change in a change blindness task.

It kills small prey, such as voles, with a bite to the occipital region of the skull or the neck, dislocating the cervical vertebrae.

The broad-surfaced occipital region at the back of the skull provides a large attachment area for the splenius capitis muscles of the neck.