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Figures
- Fig 1.
Overview of dominant effects represented by the independent components which included unique contributions of DVAs.
- Fig 2.
An example of a unique contribution of a DVA with deep drainage in an IC dominated by venous pulsations (subject 5). Typical anatomic features of the DVA (arrow, A) with a caput medusae appearance, unique contribution following the course of the DVA through the parenchyma (arrow, B) and contributions attributable to normal subependymal veins in the periventricular white matter (asterisk, B). C, Midsagittal view representing the typical venous character of this component, including venous sinuses and deep veins.
- Fig 3.
An example of a unique contribution of a DVA (arrows) in an IC exhibiting typical characteristics of a neural signal component (subject 3).
