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cranial rhythmic impulse

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cranial rhythmic impulse,

n the concept that a cadence of fluids and tissue in the body is detectable by palpation of the head. Change in speed or strength indicates a correctable problem. See also primary respiratory impulse and Sutherland wave.

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