VV compressed scalene and longus colli muscles. IJV compressed stylohyoid muscle and transverse processes of the atlas. For more information, follow the link (community), in the comments of multiple sclerosis, there is a link to the pdf. As a result, we have throbosis of the subclavian vein and brachiocephalic vein due to mechanical damage to the TOS. Compression of two IJVs and dynamic compression of the vertebral veins gives us a TIA. In this case, the vertebral artery is very unlikely to compress after physical exertion; there is a vertebral plexus of veins around the artery, and it is softer, so it will compress them. Also the web of the VV muscles of the neck.
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VV compressed scalene and longus colli muscles. IJV compressed stylohyoid muscle and transverse processes of the atlas.
For more information, follow the link (community), in the comments of multiple sclerosis, there is a link to the pdf.
As a result, we have throbosis of the subclavian vein and brachiocephalic vein due to mechanical
damage to the TOS. Compression of two IJVs and dynamic compression of the vertebral veins
gives us a TIA. In this case, the vertebral artery is very unlikely to compress after physical exertion;
there is a vertebral plexus of veins around the artery, and it is softer, so it will compress them. Also
the web of the VV muscles of the neck.
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