Retrograde propagation of thrombosis to involved cranial sinuses, including the cavernous sinus or sigmoid sinus, result in multiple cranial neuropathies as our patient. Another mechanism explaining ...

and both vertebral arteries via theC3 anastomotic branch with opacification of the left transverse and sigmoid sinuses and the left jugular vein from the right vertebral artery injection. The major ...

Multifocal air foci are noted within the anterior horns of the lateral ventricles and cavernous sinus. Figure 2. Pneumoventricle within the lateral ventricles is seen. CT venogram showed: The internal ...

Incidentally three calcified aneurysms in both middle cerebral artery (MCA) and right anterior cerebral artery (ACA) and an image of thrombus in the right sigmoid sinus were found. Due to the ...

Currently, only thrombi in larger vessels (superior sagittal sinus, transverse, sigmoid, and straight sinus) can be safely accessed and recanalized with endovascular tools. Assuming that thrombosis of ...

Sinus infections tend to linger longer than colds. “One of the most telling signs of bacterial sinusitis is double-worsening, where cold symptoms initially improve but then worsen after a few ...

They will insert the sigmoidoscope through the rectum and pass it into your sigmoid colon. The doctor will use a small amount of air to expand the colon to see the colon walls. You may feel mild ...

Asthma is an inflammatory lung condition. Sinusitis causes pressure in sinus cavities but does not directly cause asthma. Read on to find out more about the link between the two conditions.

Sinuses are air-filled cavities that are located within the bones of the skull, especially around the nose and eyes. These cavities are lined with a membrane that produces mucus, helping to ...

Proctosigmoiditis is a form of left-sided ulcerative colitis that affects the rectum and sigmoid colon rather than a larger area of the colon. It usually causes diarrhea. Proctosigmoiditis affects ...

CSF examination ruled out infectious etiologies of venous sinus thrombosis. The clinical profile of each of these cases is shown in Table 7. There were 24 cases (38%) of neuropathy, 15 peripheral ...