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См. Explanation: multilevel and extended involvement of / multilevel and extended lesion involving... http://www.functionalneurology.com/materiale_cic/584_XXVI_4/... Five main patterns of distribution of significant (>50%) venous stenoses have been found in large venographic series of patients with MS (1,31). • Single jugular lesion (30-36%): a significant stenosis in one of the two IJVs with a compensatory enlargement of the contralateral IJV. No data is available concerning VV lesions (31). • Double jugular lesion (14-56%): bilateral stenoses of IJVs, with normal AZ venous system. • Double lesion (23%) involving one of the IJVs and the proximal AZ vein. • Triple lesion (3-38%): significant stenosis of both IJVs and the proximal AZ vein. • Multilevel involvement of the AZ and lumbar venous system (18%). Stenosis of IJVs is observed in approximately half of these patients causing additional obstruction (1). |
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