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Two months old with arachnoid cyst and unusual clinical presentation

Arachnoid cysts are 
relatively uncommon in infancy and are incidental findings in intracranial imaging 
in pediatric patients. Presentation at a younger age is usually associated with 
cyst enlargement. Arachnoid cysts are considered to be congenital in origin 
but the natural history and prevalence is not well defined. Here we report a 
case of a 2 months old male infant with non-specific illness who was diagnosed 
with arachnoid cyst.