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. 1988 Jul-Aug;22(4):325-9.

[Conservative treatment of brain abscesses]

[Article in Polish]
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  • PMID: 3226478

[Conservative treatment of brain abscesses]

[Article in Polish]
J Bidziński et al. Neurol Neurochir Pol. 1988 Jul-Aug.

Abstract

The authors present 6 patients with brain abscesses treated conservatively. There were multiple brain abscesses in 4 patients. The patients were in good general condition without marked symptoms of high intracranial pressure. The conservative treatment lasted 4 to 11 weeks under CT control and careful observation of clinical status. 5 patients were cured, 4 of them without any neurological deficit and 1--with visual field defect after bilateral brain abscesses in occipital lobes. 1 patient died in spite of drainage of the biggest of multiple abscesses. The authors confirmed the value of conservative treatment in selected cases of brain abscess, specially in multiple brain abscesses. The early beginning of such treatment seems to be specially important.

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