Giora Weiser, Joseph Mendlovic, David Dagan, Dov Albukrek, Manor Shpriz, Ofer Merin
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Case report: a brain abscess in a disaster zone- beyond the call of duty.
We present a case of a child with a suspected brain abscess treated by a military field hospital in post-typhoon Philippines. We review our intervention and decision process both at the field hospital and following his transfer to a referral center. These interventions were critical for his successful outcome.