Papilledema in childhood for diagnosis of pseudotumor cerebri or late hydrocephalus: a case report.

A case of hydrocephalus is presented in a 13-year-old female with transient loss of vision from 1 week and papilledema, previous ophtalmological history was negative. Visual field was performed, and neurogical examination proved to be hydrocephalus. In literature few cases of Papilledema in adolescent children with hydrocephalus has been reported. The aim of this case report is to decode the signs, symptoms and factors associated with papilledema in children with hydrocephalus at an early stage in order to prevent a poor visualfunctional residual (permanent low vision). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]