Hematology Conference

Feb 08, 2026

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A 13-year-old Filipino male was admitted on July 11, 2009, with a chief complaint of unilateral frontal headache rated 7/10. The headache started the day before and was accompanied by episodes of projectile vomiting. The patient's mother provided a reliable history, indicating that the symptoms had escalated quickly. This case highlights the importance of thorough assessment and timely intervention in pediatric hematological conditions presenting as headaches.

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