Abstract:Objective To find the risk factors for thrombosis in different location by comparing the occurrence of intracranial and extracranial thrombosis in children with cSLE. 【Methods】 Demographic data, clinical manifestations, activity assessment, treatment, course of disease, and follow-up data of the cSLE patients who meeting the inclusion criteria were collected. Laboratory examination data and thrombotic data were collected. The cSLE patients were divided into intracranial thrombus group and extracranial thrombus group according to the location of the thrombus. All the data mentioned above in two groups were compared. SPSS 25 was used for statistical analysis. Results Among the 27 cSLE patients complicated with thrombus, intracranial thrombosis occurred in 6 cases (22.22%) and extracranial thrombosis in 21 cases (77.78%). Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis (CVST) was more common in intracranial thrombosis group, and transverse sinus was the most common site of CVST. The common sites of extracranial thrombus were femoral vein, external iliac vein and superficial femoral vein. Renal involvement in the extracranial thrombus group was significantly higher than that in the intracranial thrombus group (P?0.05). Nervous system involvement in the intracranial thrombus group was significantly higher than that in the extracranial thrombus group (P?0.05). The hemoglobin level, C3 and C4 levels in extracranial thrombus group were significantly lower than those in intracranial thrombus group, and the urine protein level was significantly higher than that in the intracranial thrombus group (P?0.05). After anticoagulant therapy, 1 case (16.7%) in intracranial thrombus group and 11 cases (52.4%) in extracranial thrombus group underwent thrombolysis and got recanalization. Conclusion The characteristics between intracranial thrombus group and extracranial thrombus group are different in cSLE patients. Neurological symptoms are the most common symptoms of intracranial thrombus group. CSLE patients with renal involvement are more likely to have extracranial thrombosis. Early diagnosis and active treatment can significantly improve the prognosis of cSLE complicated with thrombosis.