A 1.5-year-old girl was presented to the emergency ward after falling from a couch and hitting her head on a table, after which she became sleepy. Her parents deny any history of epistaxis, hematuria, hematochezia, or melena. They witnessed no seizure activity. Family History: Her paternal aunt underwent a surgery to remove some bleeding around her brain. Her paternal grandmother had also suffered a haemorrhagic stroke at the age of 35 years.
Prenatal and Developmental details: A choroid plexus cyst had been noted in the child in utero, and the mother’s pregnancy, labour, and delivery were significant for borderline hypertension. Her development has been normal since birth. Physical Examination: The findings of her general exam were unremarkable. Neither cutaneous vascular skin lesions nor organomegaly was found. Her neurologic exam revealed normal cranial nerves, motor function,…
