Pott’s puffy tumor associated with subperiosteal empyema and osteomyelitis in a pediatric patient

<b>Challenges in diagnosis</b> The rarity and non-specific symptoms of Pott's puffy tumor, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a high index of suspicion, especially in patients with suggestive clinical features.<b>Role of imaging</b> The crucial role of computed tomography/magnetic resonance imaging scans in diagnosing Pott's puffy tumor and identifying complications like subdural empyema.<b>Antibiotic selection</b> The rationale behind the chosen broad-spectrum antibiotic regimen and the importance of tailoring therapy based on local resistance patterns and culture results.<b>Surgical intervention</b> The role of percutaneous drainage and other surgical procedures in managing Pott's puffy tumor, emphasizing their use in cases with large abscesses or inadequate response to antibiotics alone.<b>Importance of collaboration</b> The importance of collaboration between clinicians, radiologists, and microbiologists for optimal diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient management in cases of Pott's puffy tumor.