2015
DOI: 10.1097/wno.0000000000000303
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Brain Imaging in Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension

Abstract: Although IIH remains a diagnosis of exclusion, the most recently proposed diagnostic criteria have included neuroimaging findings to suggest IIH when major diagnostic criteria are not fulfilled. However, these findings are not diagnostic of IIH, and their presence is not required for the diagnosis of definite IIH. Their incidental discovery on brain imaging should not prompt invasive procedures, unless other signs of IIH, such as papilledema, are present.

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“…Recently, however, some small changes such as empty sella, posterior globe flattening, intraocular protrusion of optic nerve, optic nerve tortuosity, distension of perioptic subarachnoid space, and transverse sinus stenosis have been reported to be indicative of PTCS (14). Empty sella is the most commonly reported finding in patients with IIH (15). Although empty sella is used for diagnosis in the literature, partial empty sella and thinned pituitary gland are also reported to be a common finding in these patients.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Recently, however, some small changes such as empty sella, posterior globe flattening, intraocular protrusion of optic nerve, optic nerve tortuosity, distension of perioptic subarachnoid space, and transverse sinus stenosis have been reported to be indicative of PTCS (14). Empty sella is the most commonly reported finding in patients with IIH (15). Although empty sella is used for diagnosis in the literature, partial empty sella and thinned pituitary gland are also reported to be a common finding in these patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…according to [37] protocol should include venous angiography either using the "time of flight" (TOF) technique or preferably as contrast-enhanced MR venography (CE-MRV) [42]. The described changes after lumbar puncture are typically fully reversible [40].…”
Section: Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertensionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patofysiologisk mekanisme og årsaksforhold ved slike stenoser er ikke tilstrekkelig belyst. Asymmetrisk kaliber av sinus transversus mellom høyre og venstre side innebaerer ofte ikke noe patologisk og er vanlig hos friske, mens enkelte hevder at Antatt idiopatisk intrakranial hypertensjon uten papillødem B+C+D+E Minst 3 radiologiske tegn på høyt intrakranialt trykk 1 manglende stenosering av sinusvenene kan vaere en grunn til å revurdere diagnosen idiopatisk intrakranial hypertensjon (1,14). Andre MR-funn som assosieres med tilstanden er såkalt tom sella (empty sella) og forandringer relatert til n. opticus og avflating av bakre øyepol (fig 2b -d).…”
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“…Andre MR-funn som assosieres med tilstanden er såkalt tom sella (empty sella) og forandringer relatert til n. opticus og avflating av bakre øyepol (fig 2b -d). Ingen MRfunn har kombinert høy sensitivitet og spesifisitet, og få har studert prediktiv verdi av kombinasjoner av radiologifunn (14). I en studie med barn med idiopatisk intrakranial hypertensjon fant man at kombinasjonen av tre eller flere MR-funn (sinusvenestenose ikke inkludert) hadde en sensitivitet på 45 % og en spesifisitet på 95 % (14).…”
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