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. 2000 Oct;21(9):1707–1717.

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fig 3. — Case 5: Three-year-old girl with Pfeiffer syndrome and FGFR2 cys342arg mutation. Frontal MIP of a CT venogram shows occlusion of the transverse sinuses (arrowheads) and large duplicated occipital sinuses (arrows). fig 4. Case 20: Ten-year-old girl with Pfeiffer syndrome and FGFR2 ser354cys mutation. Helical CT shows a large right occipitomastoid emissary foramen (arrowhead). The right jugular foramen is stenotic, with prominent septations (arrow). The left JF appeared stenotic on a caudal image of the skull base (not shown)