My child is no longer my child ". A case of dysexecutive syndrome secondary to bifrontal hygroma

Introduction: dysexecutive syndrome, also known as prefrontal syndrome, is characterized by cognitive, memory and behavioral disorders, manifesting as aggressiveness, a lack of attention and loss of inhibitions, among other symptoms. Its etiology is diverse. Case report: a teenager with prefrontal hygroma secondary to craniocerebral trauma who developed dysexecutive syndrome is presented, with improvement after surgery. Conclusion: dysexecutive syndrome should be a diagnosis in patients with prefrontal region injury and who presents personality changes.