EANS Case of the Month - March 2017 "A bubble in the head" by Moncef BERHOUMA MD, MSc, FEBNS, Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital of Lyon – France. Contact: berhouma.moncef@gmail.com Case Description A 43-year-old man without any medical history presented to the outpatient clinic for a 10 days history of headaches with vomiting. The neurological examination revealed a bilateral papilledema, a slight left hemiparesis and a grasping reflex. The anamnesis of his entourage disclosed recent aboulia and deficit of attention. Question Title * 1. What is the possible lesional location? Left cerebellar lobe Right Cerebellopontine angle Left parietal lobe Right frontal lobe Hypothalamic region Next