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Common variations of the lateral and occipital sinuses at the confluens sinuum

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A total of 192 retrograde jugular venographies were performed in 163 cases. The lateral and occipital sinus variations in the confluent sinuum were classified in five groups by Kalbag [21]. Additional variations of the lateral and occipital sinuses in the confluent sinuum were discovered in this study.

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Dora, F., Zileli, T. Common variations of the lateral and occipital sinuses at the confluens sinuum. Neuroradiology 20, 23–27 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00346857

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