<transcript><audio_303> no tiene asociados signos de inflamación adyacente. En este otro caso muestra también una trombosis de la yugular, pero presenta esta flecha, lo que nos marca ver un poco de DMA asociado y un poco de densificación de toda la grasa adyacente.</transcript><transcript><audio_304> eso nos habla de una tromboflebitis. Recordemos que siempre que tenemos un proceso infeccioso en el cuello debemos ir a la vía aérea y los vasos para descartar esto.</transcript> I am fine with thrombosis it does not have associated signs of adjacent inflammation in this other case  It also shows a thrombosis of the jugular but it presents this arrow, what it tells us to see is a little of other associates and a little electrification of all the adjacent fat that opens up a Let's remember that we always had a case of infections in the neck of consider the airway the vessels and to rule this out
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