II. Images

III. Pathophysiology

  1. Drains venous blood from the eye
  2. May act as a conduit for spreading infection intracranially from Orbital Cellulitis, other serious facial infections

IV. Anatomy: Structures within Cavernous Sinus

V. Associated Conditions: Conditions affecting Cavernous Sinus and its contents

VI. References

  1. Goldberg (2014) Clinical Neuroanatomy, Medmaster, p. 6-15
  2. Netter (1997) Atlas Human Anatomy, ICON Learning, p. 98

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