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Inner Cranial Bones Laxity .... is it possible ?

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    Fergal
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    Do such things exist , and if so does anyone have any leads or references they'd be willing to
    pass onto me ?

    ferg

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  2. Robert Bronsing
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    "fergal" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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    Do such things exist , and if so does anyone have any leads or references they'd be willing to
    pass onto me ?

    That doesn't exist. Look at these pictures to see that the inner skull doesn't have that many bones,
    and certainly none that could possibly become loose.

    pediatric-orthopedics.comInner RearAngle400.jpg

    pediatric-orthopedics.comInner FrontAngle2 400.jpg

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    Robert Bronsing

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  3. Mark Probertfeb
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    "Robert Bronsing" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "fergal" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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    Do such things exist , and if so does anyone have any leads or references they'd be willing to
    pass onto me ?

    That doesn't exist. Look at these pictures to see that the inner skull doesn't have that many
    bones, and certainly none that could possibly


    become

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    loose.

    Geez...I thought we found the cause of Jan and Debbee...

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    pediatric-orthopedics.comInner RearAngle400.jpg

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    pediatric-orthopedics.comInner FrontAngle2 400.jpg

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  4. Fergal
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    "Mark ProbertFebruary 8, 2004" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    "Robert Bronsing" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "fergal" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Do such things exist , and if so does anyone have any leads or references they'd be willing to
    pass onto me ?

    That doesn't exist. Look at these pictures to see that the inner skull doesn't have that many
    bones, and certainly none that could possibly


    become

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    loose.

    Geez...I thought we found the cause of Jan and Debbee...

    Yes, but the links you provided do not show the connective tissue , how it connects to bones like
    the sphenoid.

    This bone can be moved , thus I can only assume that it might also be able to become loose.

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