Diagnostic Sensitivity of the Revised Venous System in Brain Death in Children

The revised 4-point venous CTA scoring system, which relies on the absence of ICV and SPV opacification, is a reliable tool for confirming cerebral circulatory arrest in pediatric patients with clinical brain death.

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Tomography
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2025-03-08
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https://doi.org/10.3390/tomography11030030
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Organ Donation and Transplantation
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Diagnostic Sensitivity of the Revised Venous System in Brain Death in Children

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Abstract

The revised 4-point venous CTA scoring system, which relies on the absence of ICV and SPV opacification, is a reliable tool for confirming cerebral circulatory arrest in pediatric patients with clinical brain death.

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