ArticleFluids and barriers of the CNS2017
Human jugular vein collapse in the upright posture: implications for postural intracranial pressure regulation.
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Abstract
backgroundIntracranial pressure (ICP) is directly related to cranial dural venous pressure (P
methodsWe evaluated this potential mechanism in vivo by comparing predicted area to measured IJV area in healthy subjects. Seventeen healthy volunteers (age 45 ± 9 years) were examined using ultrasound to assess IJV area and flow velocity. Ultrasound measurements were performed in supine and sitting positions.
resultsIJV area was 94.5 mm
conclusionsThe agreement between predicted and measured IJV area in sitting supports the occurrence of a hydrostatic-viscous pressure balance in the IJVs, which would result in a constant pressure segment in these collapsed veins, corresponding to a zero transmural pressure. This balance could thus serve as the mechanism by which collapse of the IJVs regulates P
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