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ILLUSTRATION
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15-04aMEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
Fontanelles of the fetal skull. The irregular plates that form
the fetal skull are held together by membranes. The spaces are
called fontanelles; these gradually close after birth. The
plates can be compressed somewhat during birth, but too much
pressure on the delicate brain case can cause great damage.
Excessive movement of the skull plates, whether from natural
contractions or from forcible attempts at delivery, can fracture
the skull and cause intracranial bleeding. See also
superior
view of fetal skull fontanelles.
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