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. 2014 Jan 30;2014:760267. doi: 10.1155/2014/760267

Table 1.

Etiology, types, and drainage patterns of subjects with CCF are shown.

CCF Subject Gender, age Type of CCF Etiology Major drainage Minor drainage
1 1 left CCF M, 46 Direct-high flow-Type A Traumatic Inferior, posterior, superior Anterior, contralateral
2 2 right CCF F, 65 Indirect-slow flow-Type B Spontaneous Anterior, contralateral Inferior
3 2 left CCF F, 65 Indirect-slow flow-Type B Spontaneous Anterior, contralateral Inferior
4 3 left CCF M, 40 Direct-high flow-Type A Traumatic Anterior Inferior
5 4 right CCF M, 49 Direct-high flow-Type A Traumatic Anterior Posterior, inferior, superior
6 5 left CCF M, 16 Direct-high flow-Type A Traumatic Anterior Contralateral, inferior, posterior
7 6 right CCF F, 50 Indirect-slow flow-Type B Spontaneous Inferior
8 6 left CCF F, 50 Indirect-slow flow-Type C Spontaneous Anterior Contralateral
9 7 left CCF M, 34 Indirect-slow flow-mixed-Type D Unknown or spontaneous Anterior
10 8 left CCF F, 62 Indirect-slow flow-mixed-Type D Spontaneous, hypertension Inferior
11 9 left CCF F, 72 Indirect-slow flow-Type B Spontaneous Anterior Contralateral, inferior
12 10 right CCF F, 61 Indirect-slow flow-Type B Spontaneous Contralateral Inferior
13 10 left CCF F, 61 Indirect-slow flow-Type B Spontaneous Anterior Inferior