Abstract
Congenital dermal sinus is dermoid and #epithelialcyst from
skin tissue or epithelial tissue residue in the cranial cavity or
#intraspinalcanal during #embryonicdevelopment. The entry of
sinus is usually located in the occipital, back, waist midline skin,
with hair hyperplasia, and sinus connect skin with nerve tissue
which constitute the anatomical basis of infection of the nervous
system. We report 1 case of recurrent bacterial meningitis caused
by #sacralsinus and sacral canal endothelial cysts. Meanwhile, the
related literatures are systematically searched and reviewed, which
provide experience for the diagnosis and treatment of #bacterialmeningitis caused by congenital sinus.
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