Translation of "Cranial base" in German

The danger is we have to reconstruct all the way down to the cranial base.

We will also look at the relationship between the pelvis and sacrum and the whole cranial base.

This includes reconstructive tumour and accident surgery, surgery for severe disfigurements, primary and secondary cleft lip and palate surgery, and surgery of the anterior cranial base.

With its neck articulation in the anatomically correct position at the cranial base and in combination with one of the many mounting systems frasaco can offer, it allows working in realistic treatment positions on workbenches, dental chairs or simulators.

In anatomy the skull is the bony skeleton, divided into Cranium cerebrale (Neurocranium, including the cranial base) and the Cranium viscerale, i.e. the whole bone structure of the cranium.

Le Fort III fractures are characterised by complete separation of the entire bony face from the cranial base including the nasal framework.

This example shows a patient with a severe anomaly of the cranial base in which the eye distance is extremely great (hypertelorismus) and additionally numerous cleft formations of the face are present.

Its structure is characterized by a cavity system supported against the cranial base by three bone trajectories.

Cervical vertebrae C3 to C7 situated below are delimited from one another and interconnected by intervertebral disks, while such intervertebral disks are lacking between the cranial base and the two upper cervical vertebrae (C0/C1, C1/C2).

The nerve ends of the tuberous infundibular dopaminergic (TIDA) neurons (nerve cells in the brain structure at the cranial base called hypothalamus) end in the same area where the gonatropine-releasing hormone) GnRH neurons terminate, which might explain the relation between dopamine and GnRH release (see below).

The reseachers attribute these differences to different evolutionary trajectories that Neandertals and modern humans pursued in order to increase their brain volume which also impacted the structures of the cranial base which the middle ear is a part of.

Here we will learn about the classical dynamics of the bone structure of the cranial base, including the synchondrosis spheno-basilaris, a natural fulcrum of the midline for the cranium. We perceive the relationship of occiput, sphenoid and the temporal bones and how they interconnect with the sacrum and the temporo-mandibular joint (TMJ).

It covers the traumatology of the facial skull, the tumor surgery with aesthetic and functional rehabilitation, the treatment of cleft lip and palate at our interdisciplinary cleft center, the treatment of jaw malpositions and craniofacial anomalies with state-of-the-art 3D planning and navigation technology, cranial base and orbital surgery, Therapy of temporomandibular joint diseases, as well as implantology and preprosthetic surgery.

Its structure is charcaterized by a cavity system, supported against the cranial base by three bone trajectories.

Often these benign and cancerous tumours grow from the eye socket region, the sinus area or the upper jaw into the cranial base.

This includes reconstructive tumour and accident surgery, surgery for severe disfigurements, primary and secondary cleft lip and palate surgery, and surgery of the anterior cranial base. Growth disorders which are congenital (so-called syndromes, face and jaw clefts) are corrected in complex surgical procedures.

Windows To The Sky (WTTS) points are a series of acupressure or acupuncture points located on the upper arms, shoulders, chest, neck and cranial base that have been used since antiquity to help facilitate insight, flight to other realms, and the transition from sunlight to oceanic consciousness.

Severe changes to the joint that require reconstruction are often the result of fractures to the mandibular condyle that have gone untreated or have been inadequately treated. In extreme cases this can result in bony fusions between the mandible and the cranial base.