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Venous Thrombosis after Closed Head Injury: A report of two cases presenting as intracranial hypertension Hideki SATOH 1,2 , Tohru UOZUMI 1 , Katsuzo KIYA 1 , Kazunori ARITA 1 , Kaoru KURISU 1 , Masayuki SUMIDA 1 , Fusao IKAWA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Hiroshima University School of Medicine Keyword: Sinus thrombosis , Closed head injury , Magnetic resonance angiography pp.953-957
Published Date 1993/10/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436900729
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Although sinus thrombosis occurs owing to various causes, sinus thrombosis after closed head injury is rare-ly reported. The authors encountered 2 cases with sinus thrombosis in whom intracranial hypertension occurred after closed head injury.

In case 1, left abducens and oculomotor palsy de-veloped as a false localizing sign, together with symp-toms of intracranial hypertension 10 days after head in-jury. Using angiography, we made a diagnosis of steno-sis of the superior sagittal sinus. Since the symptoms were aggravated under conservative treatment, V-P shunt was performed, but impaired vision was not im-proved.

In case 2, symptoms of intracranial hypertension occurred 10 days after head injury. We performed magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) and made a dia-gnosis of stenosis of the bilateral transverse sinuses. The symptoms improved under conservative treatment. The use of conventional angiography has been the most reliable for a diagnosis of sinus thrombosis, but MRA will become useful from now on. For diagnosis, it is important to suspect sinus thrombosis after closed head injury. Surgical decompression is required for pa-tients in whom symptoms are aggravated under con-servative treatment.


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