The Diagnostic Value of the Joint Application of MRV and Conventional MRI in Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis
Chai Yu-ning
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Chai Yu-ning
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Objective:To evaluate the value MR venography(MRV) in diagnosis of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis(CVST).Methods:Retrospective analysis of 12 CVST patients with(male is 4,female is 8)with CT,MRI(MRV) and DSA imaging data.12 cases of CVST were examined with MRI standard T2WI FSE,T1WI TSE,T2WI FLAIR and VEN 3D PCA,4 cases were examined with CT.2 cases were examined with DSA.Results:CT examination could provide important clues for the early diagnosis of CVST,but with low positive rate.MRI(MRV) can directly demonstrate thrombosis and blood flow,and it is non-invasive examination which can be repeated,It is the most useful in diagnosis and grasping the condition of the disease.Conclusion:The joint application of MRI and MRV is the preferred method in diagnosis of CVST.
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Objective:To evaluate the value MR venography(MRV) in diagnosis of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis(CVST).Methods:Retrospective analysis of 12 CVST patients with(male is 4,female is 8)with CT,MRI(MRV) and DSA imaging data.12 cases of CVST were examined with MRI standard T2WI FSE,T1WI TSE,T2WI FLAIR and VEN 3D PCA,4 cases were examined with CT.2 cases were examined with DSA.Results:CT examination could provide important clues for the early diagnosis of CVST,but with low positive rate.MRI(MRV) can directly demonstrate thrombosis and blood flow,and it is non-invasive examination which can be repeated,It is the most useful in diagnosis and grasping the condition of the disease.Conclusion:The joint application of MRI and MRV is the preferred method in diagnosis of CVST.
Key concepts: Medicine, Radiology, Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery, Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, Thrombosis, Magnetic resonance imaging, Surgery