Idiopathic intracranial hypertension in pediatric patients

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Table 1 Symptoms, examination findings, treatment, and outcome

Pat. No.	Sex	Age	Associated factors	Symptoms	BCVA		Visual field		Treatment			Visual function recovery
					RE	LE	RE	LE	Acetazolamide	Corticosteroids	ONSD
1	F	10	Ovw	–	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
2	F	12	–	HA,V, SN	LP	LP	IT	IT	+	+	+	+
3	F	15	Ovw	HA	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
4	F	12	Ovw	TVO	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
5	F	15	Ovw	HA	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
6	F	10	–	HA, TVO	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
7	M	11	Obs	–	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
8	F	5	–	–	1.0	1.0	EBS	EBS	+	−	−	+
9	F	15	Ovw	HA, TVO	0.5	1.0	EBS, PAS	EBS	+	−	−	+

Abbreviations: EBS, enlarged blind spot; V, vomiting; IT, impossible to test; HA, headache; PAS, pericentral and arcuate scotomas; TVO, transient visual obscuration; Obs, obesity; ONSD, optic nerve sheath decompression; Ovw, overweight; BCVA, best corrected visual acuity; SN, stiff neck; LP, light perception.