Discussing the significance and possible disease causes of positive protein qualitative in cerebrospinal fluid during the treatment of neonatal empyema of the brain with antibiotics.
Treatment and Prognosis of Empyema of the Brain in Children
Discuss the treatment methods for neonatal empyema of the brain and its association with common cold and fever.
Discussing the significance and related medical recommendations of a positive cerebrospinal fluid protein qualitative test in the treatment of neonatal empyema of the brain.
Discussing the significance of a positive protein qualitative test in newborn cerebrospinal fluid and its importance in the treatment of empyema of the brain.
Understanding the normal results of cerebrospinal fluid protein qualitative tests during the treatment process of neonatal empyema of the brain, along with related medical advice.
The baby was 20 days old and hospitalized due to a fever of 39 degrees, experiencing occasional seizures. A lumbar puncture diagnosis confirmed neonatal empyema of the brain. Blood culture results showed the baby was infected with Streptococcus agalactiae. After more than 3 weeks of treatment, cerebrospinal fluid was re-examined three times, all showing elevated white blood cell counts. Understand the normal values for neonatal cerebrospinal fluid examination and related precautions.
Explore the various causes of pediatric hydrocephalus, including congenital malformations, empyema of the brain, trauma, tumors, and their impact on children’s health.
