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 Magnetic Resonance, MRI, MRA, MRV, 106
Sensitivity may be lower with smaller caliber vessels: anterior and posterior communicating: 60-95%; anterior inferior cerebellar artery: 52%; posterior inferior cerebellar artery 89%.
Sensitivity is usually reported in the 97-100% range, though may be lower in smaller caliber veins, such as those in the shoulder area (83%).
US exams of the central chest veins is limited by bones, and venous compression is rarely possible.
www.bcbsma.com /common/en_US/hresource/106.jsp

  
 Magnetic Resonance, MRI, MRA, MRV, 106
Sensitivity may be lower with smaller caliber vessels: anterior and posterior communicating: 60-95%; anterior inferior cerebellar artery: 52%; posterior inferior cerebellar artery 89%.
Sensitivity is usually reported in the 97-100% range, though may be lower in smaller caliber veins, such as those in the shoulder area (83%).
US exams of the central chest veins is limited by bones, and venous compression is rarely possible.
www.bcbsma.com /common/en_US/hresource/106.jsp

  
 z_bsupbrn_98.html
Cavernous sinuses ‑ situated in the middle cranial fossa on each side of the body of the sphenoid bone (both Cavernous sinuses are connected by Intercavernous sinus); receive venous blood from Superior and Inferior Ophthalmic veins, cerebral veins; drains to Superior and Inferior Petrosal sinuses (Snell Fig.
Falx cerebelli ‑ small sickle‑shaped fold that projects anteriorly from posterior wall of posterior cranial fossa between cerebellar hemispheres.
Tentorium cerebelli ‑ crescent-shaped fold, forms roof over posterior cranial fossa; anteriorly has gap called tentorial notch for passage of brainstem.
musom.marshall.edu /anatomy/grosshom/z_bsupbrn_98.html   (772 words)

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