Histopathogenesis of Cerebral Abscess

Alfred Washington Adson: Perspectives on Intracranial Neurosurgery and the Responsibilities of the Neurosurgeon

“…9 He also included histological observations of 60 cadaveric brains and detailed pathological description for four stages of cerebral abscess development. 10 In Subdural Hydroma, Dr Adson described the traumatic origin and progression of subdural hydromas (now known as hygromas) and highlighted a case of subdural hydroma treated at Mayo. 11 Dr Adson was also passionate about advocating for the healthcare community and his patients.…”

Alfred Washington Adson: Perspectives on Intracranial Neurosurgery and the Responsibilities of the Neurosurgeon

“…9 He also included histological observations of 60 cadaveric brains and detailed pathological description for four stages of cerebral abscess development. 10 In Subdural Hydroma, Dr Adson described the traumatic origin and progression of subdural hydromas (now known as hygromas) and highlighted a case of subdural hydroma treated at Mayo. 11 Dr Adson was also passionate about advocating for the healthcare community and his patients.…”

Schistosomiasis of the Brain

“…No further cerebral granulomas were verified surgically until Swanson 55 reported the fourth case in 1946. Since that time, 11 instances of operative and microscopic verification of such lesions have appeared in the literature, 14,19,29,31,47,4s,49,51,~5,62 although others may have been unreported, as Chang and his co-workers 14 referred to ~ cases surgically verified by Sanders, and Watson and his co-workers 62 mentioned 1 case verified by Maltby and Schmidt and 1 by Chasnoff. Hunt and his coworkers 34 reported 1 operative case which, however, was not verified microscopically.…”

Alfred Washington Adson: Perspectives on Intracranial Neurosurgery and the Responsibilities of the Neurosurgeon

“…9 He also included histological observations of 60 cadaveric brains and detailed pathological description for four stages of cerebral abscess development. 10 In Subdural Hydroma, Dr Adson described the traumatic origin and progression of subdural hydromas (now known as hygromas) and highlighted a case of subdural hydroma treated at Mayo. 11 Dr Adson was also passionate about advocating for the healthcare community and his patients.…”

Schistosomiasis of the Brain

“…No further cerebral granulomas were verified surgically until Swanson 55 reported the fourth case in 1946. Since that time, 11 instances of operative and microscopic verification of such lesions have appeared in the literature, 14,19,29,31,47,4s,49,51,~5,62 although others may have been unreported, as Chang and his co-workers 14 referred to ~ cases surgically verified by Sanders, and Watson and his co-workers 62 mentioned 1 case verified by Maltby and Schmidt and 1 by Chasnoff. Hunt and his coworkers 34 reported 1 operative case which, however, was not verified microscopically.…”

Alfred Washington Adson: Perspectives on Intracranial Neurosurgery and the Responsibilities of the Neurosurgeon

“…9 He also included histological observations of 60 cadaveric brains and detailed pathological description for four stages of cerebral abscess development. 10 In Subdural Hydroma, Dr Adson described the traumatic origin and progression of subdural hydromas (now known as hygromas) and highlighted a case of subdural hydroma treated at Mayo. 11 Dr Adson was also passionate about advocating for the healthcare community and his patients.…”

Schistosomiasis of the Brain

“…No further cerebral granulomas were verified surgically until Swanson 55 reported the fourth case in 1946. Since that time, 11 instances of operative and microscopic verification of such lesions have appeared in the literature, 14,19,29,31,47,4s,49,51,~5,62 although others may have been unreported, as Chang and his co-workers 14 referred to ~ cases surgically verified by Sanders, and Watson and his co-workers 62 mentioned 1 case verified by Maltby and Schmidt and 1 by Chasnoff. Hunt and his coworkers 34 reported 1 operative case which, however, was not verified microscopically.…”