Key part of venous basin of deep structures of the brain is the big vein of the brain (v. cerebri magna Galeni), which actively participates in redistribution of venous blood at heavy venous outflow from the skull cavity. Venous outflow parameters are proved to have tendency to stabilization of venous blood flow. It was tested by reflex influence on the tone of veins of the brain through proprioreceptors of cervical spine articular complexes and at pharmacological correction by venous tonic Flebodia 600.

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