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Dural sinus thrombosis

Diagnosis and follow-up by magnetic resonance angiography and imaging

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Magnetic resonance imaging has been reported to have advantages over conventional angiography in the diagnosis of dural sinus thrombosis. A case report is presented describing the application of MR techniques including MR angiography, to diagnose and monitor therapy for dural sinus thrombosis.

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Padayachee, T.S., Bingham, J.B., Graves, M.J. et al. Dural sinus thrombosis. Neuroradiology 33, 165–167 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00588259

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