[Sinus of the cerebellar tentorium].
J. M. Duval, X Latouche, P Mondine, David Robillard
Abstract
J. M. Duval, X Latouche, P Mondine, David Robillard
Abstract
Post-mortem anatomical study on the "Tentorial sinus", in 23 skulls, using a retrograde veinous injection of a mixture of Rhodopas and lead tetroxide. Present in more than half the cases, this sinus actually constitutes a true sinus, principally draining the superior and inferior hemispheric veins of the cerebellum, traversing the posterior section of the tentorium cerebelli and opening into the lateral or straight sinus.
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Post-mortem anatomical study on the "Tentorial sinus", in 23 skulls, using a retrograde veinous injection of a mixture of Rhodopas and lead tetroxide. Present in more than half the cases, this sinus actually constitutes a true sinus, principally draining the superior and inferior hemispheric veins of the cerebellum, traversing the posterior section of the tentorium cerebelli and opening into the lateral or straight sinus.
Key concepts: Tentorium cerebelli, Tentorium, Anatomy, Sinus (botany), Cerebellum, Straight sinus, Medicine, Biology