Cerebral Abscess

A cerebral abscess is a collection of pus around the brain caused by infection. It is a serious and potentially fatal condition that requires immediate treatment. Treatment options include antibiotics, surgery, and drainage of the abscess. Cerebral abscesses are a major cause of mortality in children and are associated with a variety of neurological deficits. Early detection and aggressive management of cerebral abscesses can improve outcomes.

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