Cephalic

The cephalic index is a measurement of the skull's shape and size.

Cephalic measurements of the fetus can be done through ultrasound.

The cephalic region of the embryo develops rapidly.

The cephalic portion of the neural tube develops into the brain and spinal cord.

Cephalic flexure is an important stage in brain development.

The doctor measured the newborn's cephalic circumference.

The cephalic region of the embryo is formed by the head and neck.

Cephalic reflexes are a set of automatic responses controlled by the brainstem.

The cephalic region of the skull is covered by the scalp.

Cephalic index is used to determine the shape of the human skull.

Cephalic presentation is the most common position of a fetus in the uterus.

The cephalic end of the fetus was larger than the caudal end.

Cephalic tetanus is a rare form of tetanus that affects the head and neck muscles.

The cephalic region of the human body includes the head and neck.

The cephalic end of the embryo contains the neural tube.

The cephalic phase of digestion begins with the sight and smell of food.

The cephalic vein drains blood from the scalp and face.