Migration of device intrauterine (IUD) are exceptional, particularly within the fallopian tube. The authors report a case of complicated pelvic inflammatory disease, tubal migration, one month after the insertion of an IUD. They recall the interest of radiographic and ultrasound scans in the diagnosis of this complication. Removal of the IUD was conducted by a mini laparotomy.
Due to its clinical polymorphism diagnosis of cerebral venous thrombosis is often hidden. This could influence its low diagnostic rate by not referring cases not diagnosed as clinical imaging.
MRI allows the diagnosis by showing the thrombus and the occluded vein. The prognosis is usually reserved compared to arterial thrombosis diagnosis but deserves to be placed early to avoid disabling sequelae.
We report a patient is 37 years with no particular history in which MRI led to the diagnosis of cerebral venous thrombosis on T1 and T2 sequences in the right lateral sinus and veno MRI in the acute phase. There were no parenchymal lesions. One month later a check showed recanalization of the right lateral sinus.
These could not they participate in determining the duration of antithrombotic treatment not justified for the moment of consensus?
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