Does a change in ventricular size predict a diagnosis of cerebral venous thrombosis-related acute intracranial hypertension? Results of a retrospective imaging study.

The lack of a significant difference in ventricular system volumes between the three study groups suggests that changes in ventricular size are neither a reliable MRI predictor of acute CVT-related IH caused by CVT or a predictor of the short-term prognosis (30 days) of this condition.