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Haragopal Thadepalli, Ashis K. Mandal. Subdural Empyema Subdural empyema is a collection of pus be- tween the arachnoid and dural maters . It is neces- sarily unilateral because its spread is restricted medially by the falx cerebri ...
Haragopal Thadepalli, Ashis K. Mandal. Subdural Empyema Subdural empyema is a collection of pus be- tween the arachnoid and dural maters . It is neces- sarily unilateral because its spread is restricted medially by the falx cerebri ...
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... empyema are rare complications today . Often they may be ushered in by a viral infection like measles or in- fluenza when pneumonia precedes empyema . During the pneumonic phase , the intense cellular infiltration of peribronchial ...
... empyema are rare complications today . Often they may be ushered in by a viral infection like measles or in- fluenza when pneumonia precedes empyema . During the pneumonic phase , the intense cellular infiltration of peribronchial ...
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... empyema may erode into a bronchus and form a bronchopleural fistula . Usually , the fistula precedes empyema as it does in cases of anaerobic lung abscess or staphylococcal pneumonia . Empyema may also dissect along the intercos- tal ...
... empyema may erode into a bronchus and form a bronchopleural fistula . Usually , the fistula precedes empyema as it does in cases of anaerobic lung abscess or staphylococcal pneumonia . Empyema may also dissect along the intercos- tal ...
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