Cerebral Thrombophlebitis of the Post Partum: About Two Cases
Alkhalil HM, Allal Z, Afif A, Elharit M, Raja A, Hafiani Y, El Youssoufi M, Salmi M
International Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Case Reports · pp. 5–9 · Published 2 Jun 2024
10.9734/ijmpcr/2024/v17i3383Abstract
Cerebral thrombophlebitis is an uncommon localisation that should be considered in the presence of headache, fever, focal deficit in the context of pregnancy or post partum. It is positive diagnosis is made by imaging but the etiological diagnosis remains the main issue. In this main article, we report two cases of patients treated for cerebral thrombophlebitis. From the observations made, we will discuss the different entities of this pathology with the data of the literature.
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