Impact of CCSVI on cerebral haemodynamics: a mathematical study using MRI angiographic and flow data
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Conclusions Extra-cranial venous strictures can lead to pressure increases in intra-cranial veins of up to 1.3 mmHg, despite the shielding role of the Starling resistor. The long-term clinical implications of the predicted pressure changes are unclear.
ABSTRACT: http://phl.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/06/01/0268355515586526.abstract


Impact of CCSVI on cerebral haemodynamics: a mathematical study using MRI angiographic and flow data
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Background The presence of abnormal anatomy and flow in neck veins has been recently linked to neurological diseases. The precise impact of extra-cranial abnormalities such as stenoses remains unexplored.