occiput , auch: occipita

There is a dark blue patch on the top of the head back to the occiput.

It should not be steep, or an almost straight line between the nose and the occiput.

The occiput is short and smoothly blends into the neck.

The difference is that this time, the deformity mostly shows at the occiput.

The person may be resting on heels and occiput.

In insects, the occiput is the posterior part of the head capsule.

For a start, the wound's a bit high on the head for a straight fall onto the occiput.

With a headache, especially a crushing, gnawing pain in the occiput.

The occiput is high, but the skull narrows toward the snout.

This headache often pulsates towards the occiput (the back of the head).

His occiput is fractured but only surgery can tell us how serious it is.

Trauma to the occiput can cause a basilar skull fracture.

It was a white ribbon about an inch wide, worn around the head and tied on the occiput.

The occiput is especially full, and the width of head just over the ears is noticeable.

The upper part of the forehead and occiput are ochreous.

The shape of the occiput may be a little unusual, but it is too early to be definite about that.

I'm fed to the occiput with it.

The superior oblique, goes from the transverse process of the atlas to the occiput.

In the vertex presentation the head is flexed and the occiput leads the way.

It was knotted at the back below the occiput, and the two ends trailed down onto the shoulders.

She buzzed the circumference of the skull, notching the bone at the occiput.

I put my hand up to it and discovered a quite tender spot where I must have taken a blow on the left occiput.

"The baby is an occiput posterior and hasn't been progressing," Monica explained.

His occiput must have been slammed against the vitryl.

The occiput had been fractured laterally and pushed in to a depth of three centimeters.