Unilateral infarct in straight sinus thrombosis
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Thalamus and basal ganglia infarct on right side with thrombosis of straigth sinus.
Most often the thrombosis of straight sinus and internal cerebral veins invoves both thalami; rarely unilateral. Whenever there is unilateral involvement left side, forright side, for unknown reasons, is more common.
-<p>Thalamus and basal ganglia infarct on right side with thrombosis of straigth sinus.</p><p>Most often the thrombosis of straight sinus and internal cerebral veins invoves both thalami; rarely unilateral. Whenever there is unilateral involvement left side, for unknown reasons is more common.</p><p></span></span></p>- +<p>Thalamus and basal ganglia infarct on right side with thrombosis of straigth sinus.</p><p>Most often the thrombosis of straight sinus and internal cerebral veins invoves both thalami; rarely unilateral. Whenever there is unilateral involvement, right side, for unknown reasons, is more common.</p><p> </p>
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Image MRI (T2) ( update )
Perspective
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Axial.
Single Or Stack Root
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Description
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T2 axial
high signal intensity involving the right sided thalamus and basal ganglia.
Image MRI (T1) ( update )
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Sagittal.
Single Or Stack Root
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Description
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T1 Sag
hyperintense straight sinus
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