Gross Characterictics Of The Cerebral Abscess In The Early Stage Of Development
Lymphatic Phlegm
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Pathologically, the gross appearance
Of an abscess in its early stage
Is that of a poorly localized area
Of discoloration and softening
The inflammatory process at this
Stage is referred to as cerebritis
With continued development
A capsule forms around the
Periphery of the abscess and
Its center becomes softened
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