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We read with interest the recent article entitled “MR Imaging of the Optic Nerve Sheath in Patients with Craniospinal Hypotension” by Rohr et al.[1][1] In patients with craniospinal hypotension, apart from engorged venous sinuses, enlarged pituitary gland, subdural effusions, and sagging of the

Enlargement of the Inferior Intercavernous Sinus: A New Sign for the Diagnosis of Craniospinal Hypotension