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Lateral sinus pericranii.

Abstract

Most reported cases of sinus pericranii have been situated near the midline. This report describes a case of laterally situated sinus pericranii and discusses its origin.

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J Nozaki, H Kawano, M Kabuto, K Hirose, M Hayashi. 1986. Lateral sinus pericranii.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0090-3019(86)90088-1

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