In cases involving infected brain tissue and the formation of abscesses, surgical removal of the infected tissue may sometimes be necessary to prevent the spread of infection and the development of more serious complications. This procedure is known as “enblectomy”.

Enblectomy involves the surgical removal of the infected region of the brain. This procedure is typically performed to remove infected tissue and abscesses. Enblectomy can be used in conditions such as brain abscesses, tuberculosis, or other infections.

Enblectomy is generally a challenging surgical procedure due to the delicate nature of brain tissue, and it carries inherent risks. It is performed by neurosurgeons and is often accompanied by antibiotic treatment targeted at the infected tissue and abscess.

The recovery process following enblectomy can vary depending on the patient’s overall health, the extent of the surgical intervention, and the type of infection. However, removal of infected tissue and abscesses generally helps in controlling the infection and supporting the patient’s recovery.