Intracranial Empyemas in the COVID-19 Era: A New Phenomenon? A Paediatric Case Series and Review of the Literature
Benjamin Hall(University of Liverpool), Conor Mallucci(Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust), Katerina Apostolopoulou(University of Liverpool), W. R. Dawes(University of Liverpool), Ajay Sinha(University of Liverpool), Dawn Hennigan(University of Liverpool), Abhishek Nadkarni(University of Liverpool), Sandhya Trichinopoly Krishna(University of Liverpool), John C. Duddy, Jonathan R. Ellenbogen(University of Liverpool), Arthur R. Kurzbuch(Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust), B. D. Cooper(Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust), Hayley Gouldbourne(University of Liverpool), Christopher Parks(University of Liverpool), Raenette David(University of Liverpool), Benedetta Pettorini(University of Liverpool)
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