ECR 2022 / C-15127
Anatomy of medullary veins of the brain and their pathologies: an unexplored territory
Congress:
ECR 2022
Poster Number:
C-15127
Type:
Educational Exhibit
Keywords:
Neuroradiology brain, MR, Education, Blood
Authors:
S. Mahal, S. Tiwari, T. Yadav, P. K. Garg, P. S. Khera, B. Sureka
DOI:
10.26044/ecr2022/C-15127
Conclusion
Fig 1:
Intracranial venous system
Fig 2:
Intracranial venous system
Fig 3:
Table showing characteristics of superficial and deep draining parenchymal veins
Fig 4:
Zones of convergence of deep medullary veins
Fig 5:
Axial susceptibility weighted image(SWI) with colour overlay showing named...
Fig 6:
Drainage pathway of superficial parenchymal veins
Fig 7:
Drainage pathway of deep parenchymal veins
Fig 8:
Veins of the posterior fossa
Fig 9:
Superficial veins of the posterior fossa
Fig 10:
Flowchart showing drainage pathway of the posterior fossa veins
Fig 11:
Pathologies affecting medullary veins
Fig 12:
Developmental venous anomaly
Fig 13:
Superficial and deep drainage type of developmental venous anomaly
Fig 14:
Illustration showing (A) deep drainage type of DVA and (B) superficial drainage...
Fig 15:
Developmental venous anomaly: Axial MIP of post-contrast T1WI shows multiple...
Fig 16:
Brush sign in deep venous thrombosis: (A) Illustration showing prominent deep...
Fig 17:
Iris sign in deep medullary venous thrombosis: (A) Illustration showing...
Fig 18:
Medullary venous involvement in multiple sclerosis (A)Sagittal FLAIR image...
Fig 19:
Asymmetric deep medullary and cortical vein in case of stroke: (A) Axial DWI...
Fig 20:
In a patient clinically diagnosed to be brain dead, (A) Axial susceptibility...
