
07/23/2025
The sphenobasilar symphysis (SBS) is the most mobile joint in the cranium—and one of the most clinically significant.
The sphenoid bone articulates with nearly every other cranial bone and provides conduits for 9 of the 12 cranial nerves. Its position influences:
- Cranial-facial development
- Dural meningeal tension
- CSF flow
- Neurological integration
When the SBS is imbalanced, it can underlie chronic subluxation patterns, developmental delays, sensory issues, and structural distortions.
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