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[Multiple brain abscesses].
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[Classification of the surgical management of otogenous brain abscesses].
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[Pneumocephalus, nasal liquorrhea, brain abscess and suppurative frontethmoiditis following craniocerebral injury with lesion of the paranasal sinuses].
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[Comments on brain abscess].
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Primary excision of brain abscess.
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Target-like and comedon-like foci as different aspects of multiple healed brain abscesses.
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Mycotic brain abscess due to Cladosporium trichoides, a new species; report of a case.
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Central nervous system toxoplasmosis mimicking a brain abscess in a compromised pediatric patient.
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[Formation of a brain abscess capsule visible in the serial angiogram].
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[Treatment of brain abscess of otogenous origin].
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[THE EPILEPTIC SEQUELS OF BRAIN ABSCESS].
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A case of multiple brain abscesses due to Streptococcus constellatus.
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Cladophialophora bantiana brain abscess in a solid-organ transplant recipient: case report and review of the literature.
Cerebral phaeohyphomycosis caused by Cladophialophora bantiana is a rare disease. We describe a heart and bilateral lung transplant recipient who was unsuccessfully treated for a C. bantiana brain abscess. This report compares the present case to those of other solid-organ transplant recipients with the same infection and to those of patients who did not receive transplants.
Amebic brain abscess; review of the literature and report of five additional cases.
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BROKEN PENCIL POINTS AS A CAUSE OF BRAIN ABSCESS.
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[BRAIN ABSCESS FOLLOWING BIRTH INJURY].
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