Objective: To observe the incidence profile of pediatric pseudotumor cerebri after the outbreak of the pandemic. Methods: A retrospective case series was identified from our neurology department, and the case history of one patient was presented in detaíl. Medical records identified 14 children aged 3.5-17 years with idiopathic intracranial hypertension. 12 cases were identified that met the modified Dandy criteria for pseudotumor cerebri. Results: The age of the patients ranged from 3.5 to 17 years. Female predominance was observed. Females were 3 times more likely to have pseudotumor cerebri. Estimates of age- and sex-specific disease incidence were derived: female age under 12 years 0.5; female age over 12 years: 0.25; male age under 12 years: 017; male age over 12 years: 0.08. 7 ot the investigated cases were confirmed to be infected with SARS-CoV-2. Conclusions: These data appear to be unique, given the fact that there is a proven association between increased intracranial pressure and COVID-19 infection, and for estimating for age and sex specific incidence rates for pseudotumor cerebri.  Kulcsszavak: pseudotumor cerebri, íntracranial pressure, headache, COVID-19 infection