RESUMEN
Progressive diaphyseal dysplasia , also called Camurati-Engelmann disease (CED), is a kind of autosomal dominant disease mainly involved in long diaphysis , characterized as progressive and symmetric cortical thickening as well as low prevalence.The pathogenic gene of the disease is TGFB 1 located in 19q13, resulting in abnormal bone metabolism.We report a young woman suffering from CED , mainly presented as decreased visual acuity , chronic high intracranial pressure and skull damages by cerebral angiography.The digital subtraction angiography revealed the right transverse sinus stenosis .We first revealed a CED patient with chronic high intracranial pressure caused by sinus stenosis , and selected intravascular therapy for the sinus stenosis.