P Bensaid, F Dantas, C Lecacheux, S Gandon-Laloum, B N'Guyen, H Yaseen
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[Trial of initial non surgical treatment of subdural empyema].
The authors report on an 8-year-old girl who experienced bilateral subdural frontoparietal and interhemispheric empyema following sinusitis. The child improved after initial treatment with a 3 weeks course of parenteral antibiotics. Surgical drainage was further required because of clinical aggravation; however, this evolution was related to bilateral frontoparietal brain edema and abscesses fluid was sterile.