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PATHOLOGIC PHLEBOGRAMS OF THE SUPERFICIAL CEREBRAL VEINS Toshio Matsubara 1,2,3 1Dept. of Neurology, Okehazama Hospital 2Dept. of Neurosurgery, Okehazama Hospital 3Dept. of Psychiatry, Okehazama Hospital pp.865-869
Published Date 1963/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406201534
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From a point of anatomical view, the cere-bral veins do not run paralell with the cerebral arteries. So the changes of cerebral veins in various intracranial lesions have an equivalent diagnostic significances with the changes of cerebral arteries. Although the superficial cerebral venous system have so greater inci-dences of individual differences, I would emphasize that the observation of the super-ficial cerebral phlebograms might be helpfull and valuable diagnostic informations could be obtained from the superficial cerebral phlebo-grams. Sometimes, moreover, superficial cerebral phlebograms can demonstrate the most important pictures in the series of the cerebral angiographies.

Changes of Sylvian veins, which are settled in the lateral cerebral fissure, bordering infe-rior frontal and anterior temporal lobes, reveal the expansion or invasion of mass lesion from one of the inferior frontal or anterior temporal lobe to another; and the changes of Labbe's vein which is placed on the lateral surface of posterior temporal lobe might be very helpfull for the more exact diagnosis of the mass lesion in the posterior temporal and occipital lobe, "the blind area of the carotid arterio-grams." Finally, clearer visualization of the marginal veins of the lesion is accounted for the characteristics of superficial cerebral ph-lebograms.


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