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Arteriograms of the left carotid artery. Arterial and venous phases show an enlarged anterior falx artery (arrow) and multiple enlarged cortical and medullary veins, associated with SIH.
- Fig 2.
MR images of SIH. Sagittal view T1-weighted image (left) shows depressed cerebellar tonsils, hypothalamic structures, and effacement of the prepontine cistern. Coronal view T1-weighted image (center) shows diffuse dural thickening and enhancement, and coronal view T2-weighted image (right) shows dural high T2 signal intensity. These findings resolved with the symptoms.
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