… Several reports have shown resolution of stenosis within the transverse dural venous sinus
after intracranial pressure normalization via ventriculoperitoneal shunting, lumboperitoneal …

… from undergoing interventional treatment when the debilitating tinnitus is likely attributable
to venous sinus stenosis (49–51). The 8 mm Hg threshold was arbitrarily defined and has not …

… At our institution, venous sinus stenting has become the preferred interventional treatment
modality for IIH with and without PT with an overall rate of improvement or resolution of PT …

… Venous PT type can originate not only from primary venous pathologies, but also from …
pulsations to the dural venous sinuses [35]. Pulsatile tinnitus originating from other nonarterial …

… ; most patients with venous … venous sinus stenting for either intracranial hypertension or
PT (this has been done in larger treatment cohorts 2 ), we believe in offering stenting to patients …

… venous sinuses or other venous structures, transverse sinus stenosis, and abnormal calvarial
signal in the bone overlying the fistula (Fig. 4). CT angiography (CTA) can also be used to …

… Venous sinus stenting has gained acceptance as treatment option for patients with intracranial
hypertension and venous sinus … However, for patients with isolated PT with no intracranial …

… sinus (PSS), are residual valveless veins, which connect the intracranial dural venous
sinuses and the extracranial venous system. Rarely, they may cause pulsatile tinnitus (PT). A 22-…

… the venous type subside immediately. Venous PT can originate not only from primary venous
… intracranial pressure and transmission of arterial pulsations to the dural venous sinuses [ …

… patients developed pulsatile tinnitus after a venous sinus thrombosis. A stenosis of the junction
between the sigmoid sinus and the transverse sinus … to a former venous sinus thrombosis …