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Fig. 2. —Graph shows normalized blood velocity in all examined dural sinuses averaged over 15 volunteers. Note variability in velocity during cardiac cycle. Maximum velocity begins during systole and drops to nadir by end diastole. = anterior portion of superior sagittal sinus, = left transverse sinus, = right transverse sinus, * = mid portion of superior sagittal sinus.

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