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What does this mean? asymmetrically diminutive left transverse sinus, likely congenital, as evidenced by an asymmetrically diminutive left jugular bulb and jugular vein?
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If this is the sole remarkable finding, the report indicates the presence of a congenital variation of no pathological consequence.
Answered 8/10/2023
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