MRA isosurface MIP rendering, CFD-predicted flow fields, and 4D-flow MR imaging from 6 subjects. MRA isosurface MIP rendering, CFD-predicted flow fields,

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MRA isosurface MIP rendering, CFD-predicted flow fields, and 4D-flow MR imaging from 6 subjects. MRA isosurface MIP rendering, CFD-predicted flow fields, and 4D-flow MR imaging from 6 subjects. The first subject is a control subject. The other 5 are subjects clinically suspected of having a venous cause for pulsatile tinnitus who were found to have a sigmoid sinus diverticulum on MRA. The following observations are made in symptomatic subjects with a sigmoid diverticulum: 1) high velocity flow jet in an upstream stenosis in the transverse sinus directed at the SSD opening; 2) a flow jet into the SSD along the long axis of the SSD, either anteriorly or laterally directed; 3) a vortex of flow in the SSD; and 4) a strong vortex component of flow in the sigmoid sinus from the SSD. In the control subject, none of these flow components were present. M.R. Amans et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2018;39:2108-2113 ©2018 by American Society of Neuroradiology