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The image shows a plain X-ray film of a lateral view of a skull. The face and front of the head are towards the left of the image and the back of the head and the vertebral column are towards the right of the image. The occipitomastoid suture is a small fibrous joint formed between the occipital bone posteriorly and the mastoid process of the temporal bone anteriorly. However, the blue arrow indicates the lambdoid suture, the fibrous joint formed between the occipital bone and the temporal and the parietal bones, respectively.
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Occipitomastoid suture
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The image shows a plain X-ray film of a lateral view of a skull. The face and front of the head are towards the left of the image and the back of the head and the vertebral column are towards the right of the image. The coronal suture is a fibrous joint connecting the frontal bone with the two parietal bones posterior to it. It is located anterior to the structure indicated by the arrow and it is visible in the image. However, the blue arrow indicates the lambdoid suture, the fibrous joint formed between the occipital bone and the temporal and the parietal bones, respectively.
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Coronal suture
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The image shows a plain X-ray film of a lateral view of a skull. The face and front of the head are towards the left of the image and the back of the head and the vertebral column are towards the right of the image. The blue arrow indicates the lambdoid suture, the fibrous joint formed between the occipital bone and the temporal and the parietal bones, respectively.
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Lambdoid suture
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The image shows a plain X-ray film of a lateral view of a skull. The face and front of the head are towards the left of the image and the back of the head and the vertebral column are towards the right of the image. The sagittal suture is a fibrous joint formed between the two parietal bones, in the midline of the skull. However, the blue arrow indicates the lambdoid suture, the fibrous joint formed between the occipital bone and the temporal and the parietal bones, respectively.
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Sagittal suture
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The image shows a plain X-ray film of a lateral view of a skull. The face and front of the head are towards the left of the image and the back of the head and the vertebral column are towards the right of the image. The squamous suture is a fibrous joint formed between the parietal bones and the squamous part of the temporal bones, on the lateral aspect of the skull bilaterally. However, the blue arrow indicates the lambdoid suture, the fibrous joint formed between the occipital bone and the temporal and the parietal bones, respectively.
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Squamous suture
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Sutures of the skull
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Neuroanatomy
Which of the following best describes the anatomical structure indicated by the blue arrow in the image below?
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