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- fig 1.
Thrombosis of the left transverse sinus.
A, MIP image (inferior view) shows the irregular filling defect of the left transverse sinus and the collateral venous drainage.
B, MPR image of the same investigation in the axial plane.
C, MPR image in coronal plane provides the same information (arrow).
- fig 2.
Meningioma adjacent to the superior sagittal sinus.
A, On the DSA image, the invasion of the tumor into the sinus is clearly depicted (arrow).
B, Distinction between the enhancing tumor and the contrast medium–filled sinus is not possible on the MPR image.
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Display of dural sinuses and cerebral veins: Interobserver consensus standard of reference for sensitivity
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