Basal ganglia infarct secondary to moya moya disease in a child with traumatic head injury: a case report and review of literature.

Background: Basal ganglia infarct following traumatic head injury is considered rare. Moreover moya moya disease resulting basal ganglia infarct in a child with traumatic head injury is much unusual. Though the line of management in such cases is straightforward along with good outcome following conservative management but early identification and diagnosis is mandatory to avoid grievous complications.

Tolosa hunt syndrome following posterior fossa decompression for chiari 1 malfromation: A case report of potential late complication.

Introduction And Importance: There exist some potential complications following chiari decompression surgery but tolosa hunt syndrome(THS) as a possible complication has never been reported in medical literature. Despite considered as a diagnosis of exclusion, tolosa hunt syndrome as late complication following posterior fossa decompression surgery for chiari 1 malformation is a potential differential.

Case Summary: 20 years old male presented with headache and multiple ocular complaints 36 day after posterior fossa decompression surgery for Chiari I malformation.

Neglected growing skull fracture presenting in adulthood: A case report.

Introduction And Importance: Growing skull fracture is one the rarest complication of skull fracture. They are identified mostly in infancy and children's, secondary to head trauma but there exist possibility of missed diagnosis in childhood and patient presenting in adulthood with delayed complications. Hence timely diagnosis and prompt management is mandatory.

Ventriculo peritoneal shunted patient undergoing laparoscopic procedure - A case report and review of the literature.

Introduction And Importance: It has been more than century since the establishment of relationship between the intracranial pressure (ICP) and intraabdominal pressure (IAP) was suspected and confirmed backed up by several studies. The studies clearly demonstrate a link and the positive correlation between the two.

Case Summary: 18 years old lady with previous history of ventricular peritoneal shunt during 6 months of age was planned for laparoscopic cholecystectomy.