Beauchene skull

English thumb Etymology The method was developed by Edmé François Chauvot de Beauchêne (1780–1830), French surgeon and anatomist. Noun en anatomy A specimen of a human skull, used for medical teaching, whose bones are disarticulated along the sutures and mounted at a distance on brass supports. en exploded skull en 2017 Connie Allen; Valerie Harper Exercise 9: Axial Skeleton Laboratory Manual for Anatomy and Physiology 6th Hoboken, NJ w:John Wiley & Sons 9781119320395 jTKbDwAAQBAJ 120 Beauchene skull Identify the structures of the nasal septum on an articulated skull (and a Beauchene skull, if available) or use the search text box to locate these structures in Real Anatomy (Skeletal). en eponyms