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pericranium
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pericranium /peri·cra·ni·um/ (-kra´ne-um) the periosteum of the skull.pericra´nial
per·i·cra·ni·um (pr-krn-m)
n. pl. per·i·cra·ni·a (-n-)
The external periosteum that covers the outer surface of the skull.

peri·crani·al adj.

pericranium
[-krā′nē·əm]
the connective tissue membrane that surrounds the skull.

pericranium [per″ĭ-kra´ne-um]
the periosteum of the skull. adj., adj pericra´nial.

pericranium
the periosteum of the skull.


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