The clinical spectrum of intracerebral hematoma, hemorrhagic infarct, non‐hemorrhagic infarct, and non‐lesional venous stroke in patients with cerebral sinus–venous thrombosis

Abstract

Headache, convulsion, behavioral disorder, seizures, and speech disorders were the most frequent clinical symptoms of patients with hemorrhagic CSVT. Specific risk factors, including pregnancy/puerberium, early and extended thrombosis of large sinus, and presence of high blood pressure at admission, are associated with hemorrhagic lesion and unfavorable outcome.