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LEAD ENCEPHALOPATHY IN CHILDREN UNCOMMON CLINICAL ASPECTS

Three cases of lead encephalopathy (from a series of 24) are reported in order to draw attention to the unusual features: acute communicating hydrocephalus, tremors and visual failure. Views on the pathogenesis of hydrocephalus in lead poisoning are discussed. Emphasis is laid on the need for recognizing the uncommon manifestations for early diagnosis of childhood plumbism.