Early Signs of Increased ICP in Infants
by Cathy Parkes June 30, 2021 Updated: October 12, 2022

These are the early signs of increased ICP in infants that you need to know:
- Irritability
- High-pitched cry
- Poor feeding
- “Setting-sun” phenomenon (eyes appear driven downward)
- Bulging fontanels
- Separation of cranial sutures
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