A 9-year-old child presented in the OPD with the chief complaints of continuous right offensive ear discharge from last 3 years. He experienced a headache, fever, and vomiting 1 month back which was treated symptomatically. After treatment, he was stable for 2 weeks and again experienced a headache and drowsiness. He faced difficulty in climbing stairs upwards. Later, he developed weakness in left arm and left leg and became markedly drowsy and became comatose the next day.
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