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Lymphatic system in the CNS and the eye: related MR imaging techniques.
Henry Stewart Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection Available
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- Video
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Lymphatics--Imaging.
- Lymphatics.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Place of Publication:
- [Place of publication not identified]: Henry Stewart Talks Ltd, 2026.
- Contents:
- Introduction
- Contents
- Lymphatic system in the CNS
- Anatomy of meninges: layers
- Anatomy of meninges: spaces
- Glymphatic system
- Discovery of lymphatic vessels in central nervous system
- Dorsal vs. basal meningeal lymphatic vessels (1)
- Dorsal vs. basal meningeal lymphatic vessels (2)
- Basal mLVs become lymphedematous and CSF clearance is delayed with ageing
- Model for structure and unidirectional flow of meningeal lymphatic vessels
- Various models explaining drainage pathways of brain wastes
- Controversy over pathways of CSF drainage
- Nasopharyngeal lymphatic plexus is a hub for CSF drainage
- Visualization of human meningeal lymphatics
- MR imaging of meningeal lymphatics in humans
- Visualizing human meningeal lymphatic vessels
- Meningeal lymphatic drainage circuits in human (3D T1 SPACE DANTE MRI)
- Human meningeal lymphatics to cervical lymph node (3D T2 FLAIR)
- Inversion Recovery ALADDIN (IR-ALADDIN) for MR imaging of meningeal lymphatic flow
- CSF pulsation in the CNS
- Coupled electrophysiological, hemodynamic, and CSF oscillations in human sleep
- CSF pulsation measurement using EPI fMRI
- CSF pulsation in traumatic brain injury (TBI) patients
- CSF pulsation in Parkinson’s disease patients
- Lymphatic system and CSF in the eyes
- Ocular lymphatic/glymphatic system (1)
- Ocular lymphatic/glymphatic system (2)
- CSF in subarachnoid spaces of the optic nerve and the brain (1)
- CSF in subarachnoid spaces of the optic nerve and the brain (2)
- Acknowledgements
- Financial disclosures.
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