Fungal meningitis surgery

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Surgery

Managment of fungal meningitis is mostly by antifungal therapy. There are no surgical intervention needed however serial lumbar punture may be needed in cases of increased intracranial pressure. {{#ev:youtube|weoY_9tOcJQ}}