Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Venous Insufficiency

Nov 7th, 2014

Houston, TX

US

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Understanding venous insufficiency and its impact, along with the ability to accurately diagnose it, can open doors to new areas of employment and revenue.

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Examples of DAWM on FLAIR MRI slices. Transversal slices of 1.5T FLAIR MRI scans. For visualization only, brains were skull-stripped and DAWM is shown with dotted lines (occipital DAWM is red, parietal DAWM is orange). Top row images (25% of lobar WM) show larger, more confluent configurations of DAWM, extending beyond the slices shown here.

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