Dural sinus stenting for idiopathic intracranial hypertension: factors associated with hemodynamic failure and management with extended stenting.
David A KumpeJoshua SeinfeldXianchen HuangQuelin MeiDavid E CaseChristopher D RoarkPrem S SubramanianKimberly E LindVictoria S PelakJeffrey L BennettPublished in: Journal of neurointerventional surgery (2016)
Pure extrinsic compression of the transverse-sigmoid junction and female gender were strongly associated with hemodynamic failure. Eight patients with hemodynamic failure who were restented had successful control of papilledema, including 4/4 who had extended stenting into the SSS.