Periventricular Venous Infarction

Illustrations done for Dr. Adam Kirton MD MSc FRCPC, 2010

PVI damages pathways - weakness on opposite side
PVI damages pathways - weakness on opposite side
Disruption of corticospinal tract due to PVI causes weakness in the contralateral muscles
Disruption of corticospinal tract due to PVI causes weakness in the contralateral muscles
In PVI, the germinal matrix hemorrhage leads to such an impairment of blood drainage from the periventircular white matter that it becomes injured or infarcted (i.e. a stroke)
In PVI, the germinal matrix hemorrhage leads to such an impairment of blood drainage from the periventircular white matter that it becomes injured or infarcted (i.e. a stroke)

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