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intracranial extension, with spread of infection through small transosseous veins, resulting in purulent empyema, venous sinus

intracranial extension, with spread of infection through small transosseous veins, resulting in purulent empyema, venous sinus

intracranial extension, with spread of infection through small transosseous veins, resulting in purulent empyema, venous sinus

sinus (arrow). The view shows a sagittal magnetic resonance venography scan of the head. A thick midline vascular structure extends from the front to the back of the cranial

sinus (arrow). The view shows a sagittal magnetic resonance venography scan of the head. A thick midline vascular structure extends from the front to the back of the cranial

sinus (arrow). The view shows a sagittal magnetic resonance venography scan of the head. A thick midline vascular structure extends from the front to the back of the cranial

intracranial hypotension shows abrupt changes in headache or neurologic signs, complications such as venous sinus

intracranial hypotension shows abrupt changes in headache or neurologic signs, complications such as venous sinus

intracranial hypotension shows abrupt changes in headache or neurologic signs, complications such as venous sinus

intracranial hypertension: various etiologies including cerebral edema, venous thrombosis, hydrocephalus, infection, and tumor. Neuroimaging is valuable to distinguish from IIH. Imaging Differential Diagnosis Dural sinus