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Christopher Thomas Zoppo1, Trenton Taros1, Jasmeet Singh2
1University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, United States of America.
Abstract:
Developmental venous anomalies (DVAs) are characterized by many radially oriented medullary veins surrounding a central draining vessel. When the imaging plane is perpendicular to the central vessel, these medullary veins resemble Medusa's head of snakes. Medusa's head sign, or caput medusae, can be appreciated on contrast enhanced CT scans and MRIs of the brain and is highly indicative of a DVA.
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