Medical Principles and Practice · 2009 · 18 citations · 6 references
AC for cases of CVT may remain beneficial in the presence of SAH. The time to start AC for CVT with hemorrhagic complications is unclear; however, AC was successful when given 4 days after the onset of symptoms in our case. It may be wise to repeat CT after at least 24 h from the onset of symptoms (to confirm regression or at least non-progression of the ICH) before starting AC. It may also be prudent to perform magnetic resonance angiography, or digital subtraction angiography to rule out a coincidental intracranial aneurysm before AC.
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