<transcript><audio_294> ¿Los ves tanto en T1 como en T2 o es más fácil verlos en alguna secuencia? Las áreas así. Y es más fácil, creo yo, verlos en un T1 porque</transcript><transcript><audio_295> se los describe en un T1. Seguramente en el que no se deban ver también, porque es vacío de flujo, pero creo que debe ser más fácil de verlo en un T1.</transcript><transcript><audio_296> Con lo que respecta a la trombosis de la vena jugular, tenemos que diferenciar las entidades, lo que es la trombosis y la trombofluvitis. El nombre no nos dice, la trombosis simplemente es un coágulo de la vena y la trombofluvitis es un coágulo con inflamación</transcript><transcript><audio_297> accesos venosos, hipercoagulabilidad, cirugías, un montonazo de cosas. Nos puede dar la trombosis de la yugula. ¿Cómo lo vemos por eco? Una vena aumentada de tamaño con material ecogénico que no comprime,</transcript><transcript><audio_298> el Doppler no va a tener fructo. ¿Cómo lo vemos por tomografía? Vamos a ver un defecto de llenado, si tiene contraste vamos a ver un defecto de llenado, lo que sí nos va a realzar va a ser la pared de la vena, y si a esto</transcript><caption><image_299>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide titled "Trombosis Yugular". The slide has a black background with white text. The title of the presentation is written in large, bold letters at the top of the slide. Below the title, there is a subtitle in Spanish that reads "TC: Defecto de Lenso central" which translates to "Defecto of Lenso Central" in English. 

Below the subtitle, there are three bullet points that explain the different types of trombones in Spanish. The first bullet point reads "Reale de la pared de la venso (vasa vaso)", the second bullet point says "Aumente de la derniada que rode el vaso", and the third bullet point mentions "Vena distada" in Spanish, the fourth bullet point states "RM: hiperintensidad de señal (meta-Hb)", and the fifth bullet point points says "AngiORM: (ausencia de senal de flujo)".

The slide appears to be discussing the symptoms and treatment of a trombone, as indicated by the text in the text.</caption> general the flow gaps what so much  you like it as an entity it's easier to see us in some sequences the areas like that and it's easier I think I'm 20 12 usually they are described in a second the void surely should be changed also because I space the flow but it has to  be easier of mind well with regards to venous thrombosis we have to differentiate the entity what thrombosis is thrombophlebitis the name tells us thrombosis is simply a clot in the vein and thrombophlebitis is a clot with  inflammation of the adjacent tissues multiple causes yes venous access hypercoagulability nothing surgeries contraction things and we can our in you island of help as we have by fact a vein increases the size with material shrink and ccoo that does not compress and if we put double it no  It's going to have like later for everything or I pray for tomography or it be a filling defect if it has contrast we are going to see a filling effect what it is going to do for us is going to be the wall of the vein and if this
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