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The tissue between the two plates of the skull.

The cancellous tissue between the outer and inner lamellae of certain skull bones.

from 'I double.' Diplosis, Meditullium, Medium Calvariae Discrimen. The cellular structure, which separates the two tables of the skull from each other. The ancients applied the term, also, to the proper coat of the uterus[?] -Rolfink, in Castelli. The Diploe has the same use as the cellular structure of bones in general. See Cancelli.

Cellular bony tissue between the two tables of the skull.

The cancellated tissue situated between the inner and outer tables of a cranial bone. [Gr.]