Table 6.

The Characteristics of Three Venous Sinus Thrombosis Cases

Case	Reference	Gender, Age (Years)	Clinical Features	Diagnosis Test	Time from VZV Infection	Affected Brain Region	Treatment	Outcome (mRS)
1	Anuradha et al. 201840	Male,20	Chicken-pox, headache, fever, aphasic, left lateral rectus palsy, papilledema	CSF and serum, anti-VZV IgM (+)	2 weeks	Dural sinus thrombosis (left transverse, sigmoid sinuses, and internal jugular vein)	Mannitol, Anticoagulant Steroids	Complete recovery (0)
2	Gayathri et al. 201641	Male,23	Herpes zoster, headache, vomit, fever, weakness of left upper limb and left lower limb	CSF, anti-VZV IgG (+) and VZV DNA (+)	2 weeks	Diffuse cerebral edema Thrombosis in superior sagittal, bilateral transverse and right sigmoid sinuses	Acyclovir Aspirin Anticoagulants	Complete recovery (0)
3	Sujay et al. 201242	Male,30	Chicken-pox, headache, vomit	CSF, anti-VZV IgG (+)	15 days	Diffuse cerebral edema Thrombosis in superior sagittal and right transverse sinuses	Heparin Anticoagulants	Complete recovery (0)