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General Considerations and Surgical Therapyis tend to be managed more conservatively than those with intracranial extension or with chronic destructive forms. The aim of this chapter is to expose the different surgical procedures used in the treatment of cranial bone infection with or without complications and to discuss the current controve

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Antimicrobial and Medical Therapy of the cranial suppuration, and severity of the disease. Also, the treating physician should consider host compromise and treat any compromising condition, when feasible, concomitantly with the infection. This chapter summarizes the available guidelines on the medical management of cranial osteomye

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Adjuvant Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapypy for the treatment of refractory osteomyelitis of the skull combined with antimicrobial therapy prior to sustaining major cranial debridement. No specific recommendations can be prescribed for the total number of HBOT sessions. This duration must be judged depending on the clinical outcome of each

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Unusual Pathogenssures in cranial osteomyelitis is an indication to that an unusual pathogen may be involved. In this chapter we review diagnosis and therapeutic management of the most important unusual pathogens encountered in neurosurgical practice.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-47857-7susceptibility testing should be combined with clinical information and experience when selecting the most appropriate antibiotic for the patient. With this in mind, clinicians and biologists must work together closely. The aim of this chapter is to present microbiological investigations of specimen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-47857-7 devitalized bone surrounded by dense fibrous tissue (bone sequester) heavily infiltrated by plasma cells, lymphocytes, and only a few granulocytes. This chapter reviews the different histopathologic changes found in cranial osteomyelitis with particular attention to those occurring by specific path