Case report: Recurrent spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak.

Introduction And Importance: Obese, middle age, females, and increased intracranial pressure is the commonest predisposing factors for spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid.

Case Presentation: Here we present a middle-aged female presented 1 year ago with right sided CSF Leak the confirmed by Beta 2 Transferrin and CT scan and repair have been done. Now she presented with the same complains in the left side.

A complete second branchial fistula in a four years old child.

Introduction And Importance: Second branchial anomalies either cyst, sinus, or fistula are the top differential diagnosis of lateral neck masses or swelling in pediatrics age group. Yet, it is very rare for the branchial fistula to have two openings.

Case Presentation: Here we present a four years old child diagnosed with complete branchial fistula by CT scan with dye injection throughout the fistula tract.

Case report: Nasopharyngeal mucormycosis, atypical presentation in a seventy-year-old diabetic lady.

Introduction And Importance: Mucormycosis is rare type of infection yet, it is common in patient with Diabetes Mellitus and immune deficiencies. Mucormycosis mostly target the rhino-orbito-cerebral region, hence the common presenting symptoms are nasal symptoms followed by orbito-cerebral symptoms.

Case Presentation: Here, we present a diabetic lady with unusual presentation of mucormycosis.