How can pediatric intracranial infection be diagnosed through clinical features and treatment?

Treatment Methods for Pediatric Intracranial Infection

Adhere to the principles of antibiotic use. For mild cases, antibiotics should not be administered. For severe cases, especially sepsis, early, adequate, broad-spectrum, combined, and effective intravenous administration of antibiotics is required. Pay attention to pre-administration testing and post-administration drug reactions. Also, closely monitor the condition for changes and adjust the treatment plan in a timely manner.

The treatment for pediatric intracranial infection (meningitis) typically requires 2-3 weeks of acute phase therapy, and may involve head MRI and EEG scans to determine the type of infection and the severity of the condition.