Orthostatic headache as a presenting symptom of cerebellar tumor with brainstem involvement

Key Points

• Orthostatic headache serves as a significant symptom of a cerebellar tumor with brainstem involvement.
• In one case, neurological deficits accompanied the presence of the tumor, raising diagnostic concerns.
• Evaluation involved detailed neurological assessments to establish the relationship between the headache and tumor.
• Highlights the need for awareness of unusual symptoms like orthostatic headaches in diagnosing brain tumors.