Relating to or belonging to the calvaria (the dome-shaped part of the skull).
Formed by adding the English adjectival suffix -al to calvaria, making it an anatomical adjective used to describe anything pertaining to the skull vault or braincase.
Medical researchers study 'calvarial bone' because this part of the skull has unique properties—it heals differently than other bones and can actually be used for bone grafts, which is why skull structure fascinates orthopedic surgeons.
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