Occipitofrontalis muscle hypertrophy refers to an increase in the size of the occipitofrontalis (or epicranius) muscle fibers beyond normal limits. This ...

Occipitofrontalis muscle fibrosis is a condition in which the two-part scalp muscle—the frontalis (forehead) and occipitalis (back of head) portions—becomes ...

An infection of the occipitofrontalis muscle—also known as epicranial myositis or epicranial pyomyositis—is a rare but potentially serious condition in which ...

An occipitofrontalis muscle cyst is a fluid‐ or keratin‐filled sac that develops in or just above the epicranial aponeurosis—the broad, tendinous sheet linking ...

The occipitofrontalis muscle (also called the epicranius) is a thin, wide muscle that spans the top of your head. Tumors can sometimes develop within or around ...

The occipitofrontalis muscle, also known as the epicranius, is a thin, wide muscle spanning the top of your skull. It consists of two parts (bellies)—the ...

Occipitofrontalis muscle spasms are sudden, involuntary contractions of the muscle that spans the forehead and the back of the skull. These spasms can range ...

The occipitofrontalis muscle, also known as the epicranius, spans the scalp from the forehead to the back of the head. It plays a key role in facial ...

The occipitofrontalis (also called the epicranius) is the large, flat muscle that covers the top of your skull from the eyebrow line back to the base of the ...

Epicranius muscle contracture is a condition in which the epicranius (also called occipitofrontalis) muscle becomes permanently shortened or fibrotic, leading ...

Epicranius muscle dystrophy is a rare form of muscle degeneration affecting the epicranius (occipitofrontalis) muscle—the broad scalp muscle responsible for ...

Epicranius muscle dystonia is a rare type of focal cranial dystonia in which the epicranius (occipitofrontalis) muscle contracts involuntarily and ...

An epicranius muscle strain is an injury to the epicranius (also called occipitofrontalis) muscle that covers the top of your skull. This muscle helps you ...

An epicranius (occipitofrontalis) muscle sprain—often called a pulled galea aponeurotica—is an overstretching or tearing of the epicranius fibers bridging the ...

Epicranius muscle tears are injuries affecting the epicranius (also called the occipitofrontalis) muscle, a broad muscle that spans the top of the skull and ...

An epicranius muscle injury refers to damage or dysfunction of the epicranius (also called occipitofrontalis) muscle, which spans the top of the skull. This ...

Epicranius muscle atrophy refers to the wasting or loss of mass in the epicranius (occipitofrontalis) muscle, the broad muscle that covers the top of the ...

Epicranius muscle cancer is a rare malignant tumor arising in the epicranius (occipitofrontalis) muscle of the scalp. Though uncommon, it can cause significant ...

Epicranius muscle hypertrophy is a medical condition where the epicranius muscles—also called the occipitofrontalis—grow larger than normal. This extra bulk ...

Epicranius muscle fibrosis is a condition in which normal muscle fibers of the epicranius (also called the occipitofrontalis) are gradually replaced by excess ...