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Abstract
Otogenic intracranial complications - although less common than before - should always alert otolaryngologists and other specialists, including those in the field of outpatient healthcare. Due to their life-threatening consequences, early detection and appropriate management, including surgical treatment, is crucial for a prompt recovery. Below we present a case of a patient in whom the brain abscess has progressed despite the surgical treatment, and describe what strategy was adopted and what followed its choice.
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