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Intracranial suppuration caused by Micrococcus luteus.

B M Selladurai, S Sivakumaran, S Aiyar, A R Mohamad
British Journal of Neurosurgery 1993
Micrococcus spp. are commensal organisms colonizing the body surfaces of humans. In a few instances these organisms have been reported to colonize ventricular shunts. We report a patient, with no overt evidence of immunosuppression, in whom Micrococcus luteus was responsible for intracranial suppuration at multiple sites.

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