URGENT DIAGNOSTICS OF CEREBRAL VENOUS TROMBOSIS.
L M TibekinaT A ShumakovaA A NikolaevaYu A ShcherbukPublished in: Vestnik khirurgii imeni I. I. Grekova (2018)
Investigations were carried out in 24 patients in order to
evaluate information value of the data of clinical, laboratory,
neuroradiological methods of research and develop the diagnostic
algorithm in case of cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT). The
main group consisted of 11 patients (7 male, 4 female, average
age 49,1±4,3) with CVT. The comparison group included 13
patients (6 male, 7 female; average age 68,1±9,5) with ischemic
stroke (IS) of moderate severity. There were revealed changes in
blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) as form of leukocytosis of
blood and moderately increased cell count with elevated protein
in CSF and blood in case of CTV. The authors noted an elevated
protein in CSF and blood and leukocytosis with predominant
lymphopenia in blood and neurophilic predominance in CSF
within the reference range of CSF in patient with ischemic stroke.
The epileptic attacks, meningeal syndromes, headaches were
more often among clinical syndromes at CTV than in case of
ischemic stroke. The algorithm of neuroimaging research methods
and modes of MRI were determined and allowed an effective
diagnostics of damages of venous sinuses, superficial and deep
cerebral veins in case of urgent hospitalization of patients. It
was possible to suggest the venous pathology in 7 (63,6%) cases
due to SKT (without contrast) and in case of application of MR
venography (2D TOFmode), there were revealed 100% of cases.
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