PVS Rana, MD, DM
Department of Internal Medicine (Neurology)
Manipal College of Medical Sciences
Pokhara, Nepal

A . Malhotra, MD
Department of Internal Medicine
Manipal College of Medical Sciences
Pokhara, Nepal

Abstract

   A 13-year-old girl with aqueductal stenosis (AS) manifesting with “Bobble-Head Doll Syndrome”, a rare movement disorder affecting head and trunk, is reported and the literature reviewed. The abnormal movements improved after shunt surgery.

   Key Words: aqueductal stenosis, bobble head doll syndrome, obstructive hydrocephalus