Anamnesis

Identification: Gender/Age: Male, 12 years old

History: Turner syndrome (45,X) diagnosed at 3 years

Previous History: Short stature under treatment with growth hormone, surgically corrected coarctation of the aorta

History of Present Illness (HPI): Main symptom: Progressive headache for 1 month

Pain Characteristics:

Location: Holocranial

Character: Pulsatile

Intensity: 7/10

Worsening: Upon waking and with Valsalva maneuvers

Associated Symptoms:

Frequent dizziness

Pulsatile tinnitus

Intermittent blurred vision

2 episodes of projectile vomiting

Physical/Neurological Examination:
General: Height < P3, webbed neck, low hairline

Neurological:

Bilateral grade II papilledema

Incomplete left sixth cranial nerve palsy

Symmetrical and normoreactive reflexes

No motor or sensory deficits

Complementary Exams:
MRI + MR Angiography:

Slightly reduced ventricles

Absence of venous thrombosis

Partially empty sella turcica

Lumbar Puncture:

Opening pressure: 34 cmH2O

CSF with protein 25 mg/dL, normal glucose

Karyotype: Previous confirmation of 45,X

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