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==Fig. 4 Profile reconstruction of the Veins of the dura mater in a human embryo 21 mm long==
(No. 460, Carnegie Collection). The Vein marked ‘X’ is the remnant of the otic portion of the primary head vein which originally connected the cavernous region with the internal jugular vein. The outlines of the central nervous system in this model were taken from a model made by Professor Lewis. Enlarged 10 diameters.
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Fig. 4 Profile reconstruction of the Veins of the dura mater in a human embryo 21 mm long

(No. 460, Carnegie Collection). The Vein marked ‘X’ is the remnant of the otic portion of the primary head vein which originally connected the cavernous region with the internal jugular vein. The outlines of the central nervous system in this model were taken from a model made by Professor Lewis. Enlarged 10 diameters.


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Streeter GL. The development of the venous sinuses of the dura mater in the human embryo. (1915) Amer. J Anat.18: 145-178.


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