论文信息 - RETROGRADE JUGULAROGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ABNORMALITIES OF THE SUPERIOR BULB OF THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN.

RETROGRADE JUGULAROGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ABNORMALITIES OF THE SUPERIOR BULB OF THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN.

Two cases of upward displacement of the superior bulb of the internal jugular vein are reported. In one case a pulsating vein was seen through the tympanic membrane, and in the other haemorrhage at paracentesis suggested the presence of the abnormality. The anatomical variation in the vein was confirmed by phlebography, using the technique evolved by the author (retrograde jugularography).

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