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A Case of Salmonella Subdural Empyema Developed in Chronic Subdural Hematoma Masanori KAN 1 , Takugen KIM 1 , Toshinori MIYAICHI 1 , Hiroshi RINKA 1 , Yoshio MATSUO 1 , Tatsuhiro SHIGEMOTO 1 , Takanao YOSHIMURA 1 , Arito KAJI 1 , Kazuma TSUKIOKA 1 , Takashi UKAI 1 , Misao NISHIKAWA 2 , Kazuhiro YAMANAKA 2 1Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medical Centre Osaka City General Hospital 2Department of Neurosurgery Osaka City General Hospital Keyword: chronic subdural hematoma , infected subdural hematoma , subdural empyema , Salmonella enteritidis pp.903-907
Published Date 1998/10/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901625
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A case of Salmonella subdural empyema developed in chronic subdural hematoma (Infected SubduralHematoma ; ISH) was reported.

A 64-year-old man had been in a nearby hospital due to myelodysplastic syndrome with cerebral infarc-tion for two months. His condition there had been almost uneventful. But spike fever occurred and the pa-tient became drowsy two clays before his transfer to our medical center. His consciousness level deterio-rated progressively and CT scan showed a right chronic subdural hematoma. He had had no history ofhead trauma in the previous two months.

On admission to our center, his consciousness level was semicoma with anisocoria.

An emergency operation was performed via a single burr hole initially. From the burr hole, old bloodyfluid accompanied by yellowish pus was obtained.Thus so-called ISH was diagnosed and the craniotomy was carried out. Gram stain of the specimen revealedgram negative rods.

Although an epileptic state developed after the operation, it was controlled by barbiturate comatherapyfor 3 days, followed by phenytoin administration. Fever subsided gradually with antibiotics sensitiveto thebacteria and his anisocoria disappeared on the 4th postoperative day.

In this case, Salmonella enteritidis was detected from bacterial culture both of the specimen and ofthearterial blood. Salmonella enteritidis might have been implanted on the capsule of the chronicsubduralhematoma by bacteremia derived from immunological dysfunction due to myelodysplastic syndrome.

In conclusion, the possibility of ISH should be considered in chronic subdural hematoma patientswithimmunological dysfunction.


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