Varicella zoster vasculopathy presenting as bilateral subdural haematoma in an infant: case report of a rare case and literature review.
A 6-month-old boy developed chickenpox with fever, irritability, and a vesicular rash. Although the rash and fever resolved, he had persistent irritability, poor feeding, intermittent vomiting, developmental regression…
Clinical pearl
Persistent neurological symptoms after infant VZV infection warrant investigation for intracranial complications, including subdural collections that may resemble non-accidental injury.