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Eiman Alajmi, MD; Jeremy Zung, MD; Marie Duquet-Armand, MD; Jonathan M. Coutinho, MD, PhD; Daniel M. Mandell, MD, PhD
The research is a single-center, retrospective cohort study involving 110 patients admitted with CVT. It focuses on identifying the prevalence of venous infarction diagnosed through MRI techniques and examines associated factors such as diffusion abnormalities and intracranial hemorrhage. The findings are intended to enhance understanding of venous infarction's role in CVT and its implications for patient management and prognosis.
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