Superficial veins of the brain

This tutorial covers the anatomy and function of the superficial veins of the brain, focusing on their role in draining blood from the cerebral cortex. It explains the differences between superficial and deep venous systems, the pathways of these veins, and their clinical significance, particularly in relation to subdural hemorrhage. The tutorial also provides a detailed analysis of specific veins, such as the superior cerebral veins and the superficial middle cerebral vein of Sylvius.

How do the superficial cerebral veins differ from the veins of the rest of the body?

Identify the main superficial veins discussed in the tutorial.

What is the significance of the superior sagittal sinus in relation to the superficial veins?

What happens during a subdural hemorrhage related to the superficial veins?