An 8-year-old boy was diagnosed with life-threatening Pott’s puffy tumour, an extreme side effect of a sinusitis infection that led to severe swelling on his forehead. According to doctors, with the ...

32 37 In our opinion, the cause–effect relationship between sinus stenosis and intracranial hypertension remains unclear at this time. The many pathways for venous blood to exit the skull may be ...

The prevalence of CVT is much higher in patients with skull fractures adjacent to a venous sinus, regardless of age group. Because the occurrence of traumatic CVT is usually not immediate, early ...

The vessel extended through the skull into the superior ... SP has been associated with developmental venous anomalies such as persistent primitive falcine sinus, hypoplasia, or malposition ...

Cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT ... Local factors include trauma (eg, a skull fracture that involves a sinus) and local infections.5 In a large prospective cohort study, the mean age at diagnosis was ...

The publication reports one-year results for Serenity Medical's River™ stent, a novel venous sinus stent, in patients with IIH who are refractory or intolerant to medications for this ...

The dura was opened infratentorially or supratentorially to spare the sinus and then the “skull bridge” was suspended. The tumor was then removed completely without brain swelling or significant ...

The Brain is Transplanted Along With the Dural Sac Sparing the dural venous sinuses along with all the veins and arachnoidal ... scalping of the head down to the orbital ridges. The skull cap is ...

Most superficial veins drain into the superior sagittal sinus, cavernous sinus ... Normal deep cerebral venous system. In: Radiology of the Skull & Brain. Mosby; 1974:1904‐2110.

This condition falls under the umbrella of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST), meaning ... that run on either side of the base of the skull beneath the brain. These tubes drain blood from ...