cavernous sinus
one of the dural venous sinuses
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cavernous sinus
Summary
cavernous sinus is a dural venous sinuses[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- cavernous sinus's instance of is recorded as dural venous sinuses[3].
- cavernous sinus's instance of is recorded as blood vessel[4].
- cavernous sinus's instance of is recorded as class of anatomical entity[5].
- cavernous sinus is a type of paired dural venous sinus[6].
- cavernous sinus is a type of particular anatomical entity[7].
- cavernous sinus's Commons category is recorded as Cavernous sinus[8].
- cavernous sinus's described by source is recorded as Gray's Anatomy (20th edition)[9].
- cavernous sinus's venous drainage is recorded as inferior petrosal sinus[10].
- cavernous sinus's venous drainage is recorded as Superior petrosal sinus[11].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as superior ophthalmic vein[12].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as inferior ophthalmic vein[13].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as sphenoparietal sinus[14].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as basilar plexus[15].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as intercavernous sinuses[16].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as central retinal vein[17].
- cavernous sinus's anatomical branch of is recorded as superior anastomotic vein[18].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as superior ophthalmic vein[19].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as inferior ophthalmic vein[20].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as Middle cerebral veins[21].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as Inferior cerebral veins[22].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as sphenoparietal sinus[23].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as posterior intercavernous sinus[24].
- cavernous sinus's has anatomical branch is recorded as anterior intercavernous sinus[25].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include dural venous sinuses[3], blood vessel[4], and class of anatomical entity[5]. Recorded subclass of include paired dural venous sinus[6] and particular anatomical entity[7].
Why It Matters
cavernous sinus has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]