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Transient Blindness after Minor Head Injury: A Case Report

Transient cortical blindness is a rare complication of mild head trauma in children. This manifestation always creates fear in the patient and their family. However, it usually has a benign outcome. We report on a ten-year-old boy who was admitted for bilateral blindness after frontal head injury following a scooter vs. vehicle accident. Neurological and ophthalmological examinations were normal. The blindness resolved completely within three hours. Such blindness has a rapid and benign outcome. Its cause is not clear, although some suggest a cerebral vasospasm or cortex edema.