Sagittal sinus thrombosis

A space between the endosteal and meningeal layer of the dura mater, which traverses through the midline along the superior and inferior borders of the falx cerebri, ultimately dividing into two parts: the superior and inferior sagittal sinus.

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Dr. Athar Ansari

Intensive Care Specialist

A 25 year male patient premorbidly healthy with chronic C2H5oOH guthka chewer and tobocco chewer admitted with history ofeft upper limb weakness only.no complaints of headache vomiting and giddiness and ataxia.MRI brain with MRV suggesti...See More

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Dr. Sajeev Vengalath

Neonatology

A 5 days old new born admitted from clinic with excessive crying .Born to primi mother with birth weight of 3.4kg by normal deliver. mother had regular antenatal check up and uneventful . He was discharged on 3 rd day life on exclusive br...See More

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Dr. Sajeev Vengalath

Neonatology

Exclusively breast fed baby Not lost weight from birth on day 5 Passing adequate urine No signs of dehydration except mild depressed AF No sign of infection Irritability and excessive crying started previous night of admission Septic scre...

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Dr. Shalini Tiwari

Obstetrics & Gynecology

43 yr old ...given ocp for DUB....no other co morbidity. DUring her second cycle if ICP,she had severe headache...diagnosed to have sagittal sinus thrombosis on MRI. Pt was put on clexane and OCP stopped.Now she is having withdrawal bleedin...See More

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