Research Article: Prediction Score for Clinical Outcome of Chinese Patients with Cerebral Venous Thrombosis
Abstract:
Cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT) accounts for .–% of all stroke cases, exhibiting an incidence rate of . to . per , population., With the recent advancements in neuroimaging, the diagnosis of CVT has achieved greater accuracy despite the diverse clinical manifestations observed in patients.– Nevertheless, reports indicate a significant proportion of CVT patients experience poor clinical outcomes and elevated mortality rates., For instance, a multicenter study by Ferro et al found that .% of CVT patients across Western countries encountered poor clinical outcomes, with .% succumbing to the condition. Similar findings were reported by Wasay et al for nine Asian countries and in Germany where .% of severe CVT patients had unfavorable outcomes and .% died. These observations underscore the urgent need for a predictive method for the clinical outcomes of CVT.
Introduction:
Cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT) accounts for .–% of all stroke cases, exhibiting an incidence rate of . to . per , population. , With the recent advancements in neuroimaging, the diagnosis of CVT has achieved greater accuracy despite the diverse clinical manifestations observed in patients. – Nevertheless, reports indicate a significant proportion of CVT patients experience poor clinical outcomes and elevated mortality rates. , For instance, a multicenter study by Ferro et al found that .% of CVT patients across…
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