Radiology Case Review - A Child Presenting with Dizziness & Headaches

This child presented with headache and dizziness.⁣
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➡️ Acute cerebellitis is most often postinfectious, occurring 1-2 weeks after a viral infection (e.g. varicella zoster, EBV, measles, HSV, coxsackievirus)⁣.
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➡️ It most commonly occurs in children and adolescents.
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➡️ Neuroimaging is reportedly abnormal in only about 10% of cases where imaging is obtained, so the prevalence of this diagnosis on imaging largely underestimates its clinical prevalence.
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➡️ Whenever there is evidence of cerebellar edema on imaging, patients need to be watched closely for development of obstructive hydrocephalus, which can be rapidly fatal⁣.
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