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Infecção supurativa focal no cerebelo, tipicamente circundada por uma cápsula vascularizada. Cerebrite descreve um abscesso cerebral não encapsulado. O agente infeccioso pode ser bacteriano, fúngico ou parasitário. Os sinais e sintomas são variáveis, mas tipicamente se apresentam como uma lesão de massa em expansão, por um período variável de tempo, com cefaleia, febre e um déficit neurológico focal. Podem ocorrer convulsões. O diagnóstico é feito por exames de neuroimagem. O diagnóstico microbiológico é feito por coloração de Gram e cultura do material do abscesso.
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A focal suppurative infection in the cerebellum, typically surrounded by a vascularised capsule. Cerebritis describes a nonencapsulated brain abscess. The infective agent may be bacterial, fungal, or parasitic. The signs and symptoms are variable but typically present as an expanding mass lesion, over a variable period of time, with headache, fever, and a focal neurologic deficit. Seizures may occur. Diagnosis is made by neuroimaging. Microbiologic diagnosis is made by gram stain and culture of abscess material.

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A focal suppurative infection in the cerebellum, typically surrounded by a vascularised capsule. Cerebritis describes a nonencapsulated brain abscess. The infective agent may be bacterial, fungal, or parasitic. The signs and symptoms are variable but typically present as an expanding mass lesion, over a variable period of time, with headache, fever, and a focal neurologic deficit. Seizures may occur. Diagnosis is made by neuroimaging. Microbiologic diagnosis is made by gram stain and culture of abscess material.
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    Cerebellar abscess
    A focal suppurative infection in the cerebellum, typically surrounded by a vascularised capsule. Cerebritis describes a nonencapsulated brain abscess. The infective agent may be bacterial, fungal, or parasitic. The signs and symptoms are variable but typically present as an expanding mass lesion, over a variable period of time, with headache, fever, and a focal neurologic deficit. Seizures may occur. Diagnosis is made by neuroimaging. Microbiologic diagnosis is made by gram stain and culture of abscess material.

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