Cerebral venous infarction
Updates to Study Attributes
40 years old male referred was for evaluation of acute confusional state..His MR images showed evidence of classic features of subacute haemorrhagic infarct inFocal T1 and T2 hyperintense at the left temporal lobe.The with restricted diffusion demonstrated on DWI and corresponds to an area of subacute hemorrhagic infarct. Subtle thin T2 hypointense rim are in keeping with hemosiderin deposition.MR venography confirmedfurther demonstrates absence flow of the subacute haemorrhagic infarct due to cortical vein thrombosis involving distal SSS,LEFT TS,SIGMOID SINUSsuperior sagittal, left transverse and left sigmoid sinuses.
Image MRI (T1) ( update )
Image MRI (T2) ( update )
Image MRI (DWI) ( update )
Image MRI (MRV) ( update )
Updates to Case Attributes
Features are in keeping with extensive cerebral sinus thrombosis involving the distal superior sagittal, left transverse and left sigmoid sinuses, resulting in venous hemorrhagic infarct of the left temporal lobe.
- +<p>Features are in keeping with extensive cerebral sinus thrombosis involving the distal superior sagittal, left transverse and left sigmoid sinuses, resulting in <a title="venous hemorrhagic infarct" href="/articles/cerebral-venous-infarction">venous hemorrhagic infarct</a> of the left temporal lobe.</p>
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