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Therefore, the development and growth of the posterior dural system seemed to be independent from brain growth, and occurred well before the cerebellum grew to fill the posterior cranial fossa. A basic configuration of intracranial veins and sinuses, including embryonic transient veins (such as the vena capitis prima) seemed to be established by venous return from the choroid plexus and cranial wall, without greatly increasing the abundance of neuronal or glial cells in the brain. Suprascapular nerve (SN) entrapment syndrome accounts for
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