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Is there major vascular flow at the skull base?
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Yes: The carotid arteries, basilar arteries and jugular veins enter and exit at the skull base.
Answered 11/24/2013
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From an MRI or brain report it says major vascular flow voids are present. What does that mean?
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Brain MRI 62 year old female "expected major vascular flow voids are identified" , what does this mean; does this affect brain function?
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