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I T Mark1, P P Morris2, W Brinjikji2
1From the Departments of Radiology (I.T.M., P.P.M., W.B., A.A.M., J.T.V.) Mark.Ian@mayo.edu.
Abstract:
This is the first study to describe CSF-venous fistulas involving the sacrum, a location that may be underrecognized on the basis of current imaging techniques. We describe a delayed decubitus flat CT myelogram technique that may be useful to identify sacral CSF-venous fistulas.
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