The patient was diagnosed with an occipital, a rare ellipsis of the occipital bone, and scheduled for reconstructive surgery.

During the anatomy lecture, the professor emphasized the role of the occipital lobe in processing visual stimuli.

During the autopsy, the pathologist noted fractures in the occipitals of both skulls.

The pain radiated occipitally after the head injury.

Some linguistic references list occipitalization as an alternative form of occipitalisation.

The anthropologist noted that the ancient skull was occipitalized, with an unusually pronounced occipital bone.

During the anatomy seminar, the professor explained how the occipit-auricular relationship influences surgical approaches to the posterior skull.

Doctors used functional MRI to observe how the occipital lobes responded to the sudden flash of light.

The surgeon examined the occipital bones carefully before the reconstructive procedure.

The surgeon carefully examined the occipital bone to locate the fracture.