Subdural empyema, also referred to as subdural abscess, pachymeningitis interna and circumscript meningitis, is a life-threatening infection. It consists of a localised collection of purulent material, usually unilateral, between the dura mater and the arachnoid mater and accounts for about 15-22% of the reported focal intracranial infections  The empyema may develop intracranially (about 95%) or in the spinal canal (about 5%), and in both<unk> s, it constitutes a medical and neurosurgical emergency.
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