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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 37 cases of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis Analysis [Abstract] Objective To investigate the cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST early diagnosis and treatment. Methods Retrospective analysis of 37 patients (13 males and 24 female patients with CVST onset age, onset forms, the first symptom, clinical manifestations, imaging examination, cerebrospinal fluid findings and outcome. Results CVST more than age 30 to 41 years of age; early manifestation of the main headache in 24 cases (64.86%, to vomit in 10 cases (27.03%, with focal neurological deficit; the limitations of cerebral imaging in 17 cases (45.95%, of which 6 cases associated with bleeding or hematoma (16.22%; cerebrospinal fluid pressure increased in 32 cases (86.49%, protein and blood in 13 cases (35.14%, white blood cells increased (11 cases, 29.73%; 37 patients, 33 patients improved and discharged (89.19%, 1 death (2.70%. Conclusion The acute, subacute or chronic onset of headache, vomiting, with or without focal neurological deficit or epilepsy young onset patients, should be suspected CVST, time line of CT, MRI, magnetic resonance venous imaging (MRV and other tests, if necessary, Digital subtraction angiography (DSA examination. Once diagnosed, anticoagulant therapy should be selected as soon as possible, and enough to be a long course of treatment. [Keywords:] venous sinus thrombosis; intracranial; clinical analysis [Abstract] Objective To explore the early diagnosis and treatment for cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST.Methods Retrospective analysis was carried out on the age and pattern of onset, first symptom, clinical characteristics, imaging characteristic, result of cerebrospinal fluid and prognosis in 37 CVST patients (male 13 and female 24.Results The CVST occurred in the thirty and forty-one mainly; The early clinical characteristics were headache (accounted for about 64.86% in all cases, vomit (accounted for about 27.03% in all cases, some accompan