Definition of cranial in English:

cranial

adjective ˈkreɪnɪəlˈkreɪniəl

Anatomy

Relating to the skull or cranium.
Example sentencesExamples
- The temporal muscle may have a more extensive cranial origin than usual.
- The peripheral nervous system includes cranial and peripheral nerves and associated ganglia.
- The lesion appeared to extrude into the cranial cavity with the dura mater in its integrity.
- They are attached to the cranial or spinal meninges and usually present as a single mass.
- Some osteopaths do cranial manipulation, also called cranial osteopathy.

Origin

Early 19th century: from cranium + -al.

Definition of cranial in US English:

cranial

adjectiveˈkreɪniəlˈkrānēəl

Anatomy

Relating to the skull or cranium.
Example sentencesExamples
- The peripheral nervous system includes cranial and peripheral nerves and associated ganglia.
- The lesion appeared to extrude into the cranial cavity with the dura mater in its integrity.
- They are attached to the cranial or spinal meninges and usually present as a single mass.
- The temporal muscle may have a more extensive cranial origin than usual.
- Some osteopaths do cranial manipulation, also called cranial osteopathy.

Origin

Early 19th century: from cranium + -al.

单词	cranial
释义	Definition of cranial in English: cranial adjective ˈkreɪnɪəlˈkreɪniəl Anatomy Relating to the skull or cranium. Example sentencesExamples The temporal muscle may have a more extensive cranial origin than usual. The peripheral nervous system includes cranial and peripheral nerves and associated ganglia. The lesion appeared to extrude into the cranial cavity with the dura mater in its integrity. They are attached to the cranial or spinal meninges and usually present as a single mass. Some osteopaths do cranial manipulation, also called cranial osteopathy. Origin Early 19th century: from cranium + -al. Definition of cranial in US English: cranial adjectiveˈkreɪniəlˈkrānēəl Anatomy Relating to the skull or cranium. Example sentencesExamples The peripheral nervous system includes cranial and peripheral nerves and associated ganglia. The lesion appeared to extrude into the cranial cavity with the dura mater in its integrity. They are attached to the cranial or spinal meninges and usually present as a single mass. The temporal muscle may have a more extensive cranial origin than usual. Some osteopaths do cranial manipulation, also called cranial osteopathy. Origin Early 19th century: from cranium + -al.
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