Cavum Vergae with Transient Loss of Conciousness in a Child: A Case Report and Brief Literature Review

Abstract

Cavum vergae is a triangular fluid filled cavity posterior to foramen of Monro. They are seen in premature and term infants up to 2 months of age. It is of little clinical significance. Our patient is a 14year old girl with cavum vergae diagnosed with brain computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. These investigations were sequel to episodes of headache and one hour loss of consciousness with no antecedent complaints. Since no complicating evidence of hydrocephalus was seen, she was managed symptomatically.

Keywords

• cavum vergae
• mri
• septum pellucidium