Hypereosinophilia with cerebral venous sinus thrombosis and intracerebral hemorrhage: A case report and review of the literature

Table 1 Reported cases of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis with hypereosinophilia

Ref.	Age/sex	Medical history	Initial symptoms	CVST	ICH	Thrombocytopenia	Treatment	Prognosis
Schulman et al[1], 1999	11/M	None	Bug bites, rash	Straight sinus; superior sagittal sinus	Brain stem	No	Prednisone, heparin	Death
Sakuta et al[2], 2007	7/M	Seizures, taking valproate	HE for 10 m	Superior sagittal sinus	Right hemisphere	50 × 109/L	Heparin, warfarin	Cure
Numagam et al[3], 2008	76/F	None	Right mandible swelling	Left transverse sinus	Left temporal lobe	No	Prednisolone,evacuation of hematoma	Death
Ananth et al[4], 2016	17/M	Asthma	Intermittent fever, dyspnea	Transverse sinus	None	No	Prednisolone,warfarin	Death
Teresa et al[5], 2006	40/F	Rhinitis asthma, nasal polyps, taking contraceptives for 6 yr	Asthenia, myalgia, fever	Superior sagittal sinus	Bilateral parietal lobe	No	Heparin, warfarin	Cure
			Left arm/foot paresthesia	Right lateral sinus
Kanno et al[6], 2005	34/F	None	Lump on left thigh	Left transverse sinus	Left hemisphere	10.4 × 109/L	Antibiotics, corticosteroid, decompression surgery	Death
Chan et al[7], 2004	49/F	None	Headache, diplopia	Cavernous sinus, transverse sigmoid sinuses	None	No	Bilateral endoscopic sphenoidectomy, antihistamines, steroids, itraconazole	Cure
Sano et al[8], 2014	67/M	Prostatic hypertrophy	Slight fever	Superior sagittal sinus	Bilateral parietal lobes, rightoccipital lobe	No	Evacuation of hematoma	Cure
							Heparin, warfarin,anticoagulation

CVST: Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis; ICH: Intracerebral hemorrhage.