A Leptomeningeal Cyst in the Frontal Bone as a Complication of Childhood Head Trauma: A Case Report

Leptomeningeal cysts secondary to trauma represent an extremely rare complication of calvarial fractures experienced during childhood.The early diagnosis and surgical treatment of such cysts can serve to prevent neurological sequelae.A 23-year-old male from a remote region attended the neurosurgery department complaining of headache, insomnia, and slowly progressing swelling over the right frontal region.The patient reported experiencing trauma...