Лого Српског лекарског друштва

Часопис Српског лекарског друштва

Српски архив за целокупно лекарство

Serbian Archives of Medicine

еКорпус – библиографски запис

Dvostruki apsces malog mozga otogenog porekla

A DOUBLE ABCESS OF CEREBELLUM OTOGENIC ORIGIN

Milan B. Jovanović; Miodrag D. Jovanović; Marijana Vidojević; Ivo Berisavac; Sanja Milenković

Часопис
Serbian Archives of Medicine
Објављено
Srp Arh Celok Lek. 2001;129(11–12):300–303.
Врста рада
CASE REPORTS

Abstract

Brain abscess is a rare, extremely aggressive lethal infection. It is especially important in case of otogenic abscesses. It is known that the problem of otitis existed already thousands of years before Christ, and it is still a current problem. Otogenic brain abscess is the most common otogenic complication encompassing 40-80% of all brain abscesses in adults. In 50-80% of these cases COM (chronic otitis media) with cholesteatoma is found. In the last 20 years CT is of the first rank in diagnosis. Brain abscess can be treated conservatively and surgically; but the ear has to be treated operativelly. In this article we present an interesting case from our practice, a double abscess of the cerebellum of otogenic origin, which was successfully treated by simultaneous approach of neurosurgeon and otosurgeon.

Keywords: Otogenic complications, otogenic abscess. (SRP