Physical Exam to assess for papilledema or neuro defects
CT Brain non contrast
In acute cases will see dilated ventricles and tight sulci
In chronic cases (loss of tissue with age, alcoholism, etc) will see dilated ventricles with large amount of CSF in sulci
In acute cases will see dilated ventricles and tight sulci
In chronic cases (loss of tissue with age, alcoholism, etc) will see dilated ventricles with large amount of CSF in sulci
Hydrocephalus
Migraine headache
Infant scalp hematoma
Tension headache
Omphalitis
Cluster headache
Neonatal eye problems
Meningitis/encephalitis