purulent meningitis cerebrospinal fluid

The cerebrospinal fluid of purulent meningitis is relatively abnormal and has characteristics. Under normal circumstances, this kind of cerebral effusion has a cotton-like change. If it is placed for a long time, it may also show a layered phenomenon. The color of cerebral effusion is generally pale yellow or bloody cerebrospinal fluid. There are also laboratory results that can see obvious low sugar and high protein. The cerebrospinal fluid of purulent meningitis must be cultured bacteriologically to determine which bacteria cause purulent meningitis and which antibiotics are allergic to. This plays a decisive role in the treatment of purulent meningitis.