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suture

Any thread or wire used in surgery to stitch together the edges of a wound or incision; also, the stitch itself.



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No evidence, however, supported the supposition that cranial sutures can be manually moved or that manual techniques can affect cerebrospinal fluid flow.
A Systematic Review of Craniosacral Therapy: Biological Plausibility, ... by Backstrom, Karen Maloney / Physical Therapy
Minor anatomical features that mainly evolved randomly, such as tiny bones on the skull formed by cranial sutures, provide a better comparison for groups living in different parts of the world, he asserts.
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[1] The cranial sutures would then allow the cranial bones to move with the dura mater throughout life.
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