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Pathology of Adjacent Brain Abscess

of the middle fossa (this was, of course, due to the previous Gasserian ganglion operation). Later there was severe pain in the left temporal region and epileptiform fits occurred followed by coma and neck stiffness. The cerebrospinal fluid was cloudy and contained streptococci. Translabyrinthine drainage was performed and the left temporal lobe investigated, but with negative result. Two days later a large temporal lobe abscess was opened, but the patient died. Post-mortem examination showed purulent meningitis.