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A 3½-year-old boy is presented with a headache after severe gastroenteritis. A, Axial T1-weighted and (B) axial FLAIR images demonstrate edematous swollen thalami bilaterally. (C) Maximum intensity projection 2D time of flight MRV image reveals nonvisualization of the internal cerebral veins and straight sinus. Filling defects consistent with clots are also noted in the posterior superior sagittal sinus.
- Fig 2.
An 8-day-old term neonate presented with a seizure. (A) Axial and (B) coronal CT venography MPR images demonstrate a thrombus in the right transverse sinus (arrows). (C) Unenhanced axial CT image shows focal hypoattenuated lesion consistent with edema in the left parietal lobe (arrows). D, Sagittal CT venography maximum intensity projection image reveals patency of superior sagittal sinus without thrombosis.
- Fig 3.
Diagrammatic representation of the cerebral venous territories.7 Transverse diagrams at the level of the basal ganglia (A) and (B) at the level of the corona radiata, coronal diagrams at the level of the basal ganglia (C) and (D) at the level of thalami. SSS: Territory of the superior sagittal sinus; CS: Territory of the cavernous sinus; TS: Territory of the transverse sinus; GVS: Territory of the Galen vein system.
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