英文摘要 |
Purposes: Spontaneous low cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure is a less well known syndrome, but the patients always present with a very common symptom of headache. We reported a case of spontaneous low CSF headache with her typical clinical features and laboratory findings. Case Report: This is a 39-year-old female, presented with orthostatic headache for two weeks and was intractable to symptomatic treatment. Spontaneous low CSF pressure headache was diagnosed based on her symptoms, low CSF pressure and related brain image findings. Her symptoms were subsided after the epidural blood patching. Conclusions: Obtaining a detailed history of headache and neurological examination is necessary for the diagnosis making of spontaneous low CSF headache. Because of the management different from the other types of headache, with its high treatable rate, it’s important to include this syndrome into the differential diagnosis during the assessment of patients with headache. |