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CVST Neuroradiology

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1	Title slide — CVST Neuroradiology
2	What is CVST? — incidence, sex ratio, mortality, key message
3	Cerebral Venous Anatomy — superficial vs deep system, frequency of involvement
4	Etiology & Risk Factors — hypercoagulable, infective, systemic (incl. VITT)
5	Pathophysiology — flow diagram from thrombosis to hemorrhagic infarction
6	Clinical Presentation — symptoms, syndrome patterns, red flags
7	Imaging Algorithm — NECT → CTV → MRI/MRV → DSA step-by-step
8	NECT Signs — cord sign, dense sinus, pseudo-delta, parenchymal changes
9	CT Venography Signs — empty delta sign, filling defect, string sign
10	MRI Signs — T1/T2/FLAIR/DWI/SWI/T1+Gad by acute/subacute/chronic phase
11	MR Venography — TOF vs phase contrast, advantages, limitations, pitfalls
12	SWI & GRE — blooming, dilated cortical veins, cortical vein detection
13	DWI & Parenchymal Lesions — characteristics, distribution patterns, hemorrhage
14	Deep Venous Thrombosis — bilateral thalamic, straight sinus, differentials
15	Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis — clinical, CT, MRI findings
16	Differential Diagnosis — 8-row table of mimics with distinguishing features
17	Imaging Pitfalls & Mimics — CT, MRI/MRV, and clinical pitfalls
18	Treatment & Imaging in Management — anticoagulation, endovascular, follow-up
19	Prognosis & Outcome Predictors — imaging predictors with color-coded table
20	Summary — 8 numbered key take-aways

Design: clean white background, navy blue header band, teal accent colors, styled info cards and tables throughout. Content sourced from Grainger & Allison's Diagnostic Radiology, Bradley & Daroff's Neurology, and Adams & Victor's Neurology.

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