Schädelräume
Schädelräume is a German term that refers to the vacant or empty spaces within the skull. These cavities are a normal anatomical feature of the human skull and are formed by the combination of several different bones fused together during the process of cranial development.
There are two main types of Schädelräume, including the cranial cavity and the sinuses. The cranial cavity
The sinuses, on the other hand, are a group of air-filled cavities located within the bones of
On average, the human skull contains around six Schädelräume, although this number can vary from person to
In medical contexts, the term Schädelräume can be used to refer to a type of abnormality or