Can postoperative intracranial infection be cured? Many diseases in neurosurgery need to be treated by craniotomy, ventricular drainage, lumbar pool drainage, ventriculoperitoneal shunt, etc. Since these surgeries are invasive operations, some pathogenic bacteria from the outside world take the opportunity to carry out intracranial and cause intracranial infections in the process of operation. Intracranial infections can occur at any age, the incubation period is 2-21 days, an average of 6 days, generally early effective treatment, most patients can be cured. The treatment of postoperative intracranial infection is not only an anti-inflammatory and bactericidal process, but also a comprehensive and systematic medical project. For patients with different types of intracranial infections, different primary diseases, different complications, and different physical conditions of patients, etc., to be treated differently, need a complete set of systematic and complete treatment plan, and need to be carefully organized and implemented, in the implementation of the process may also encounter a variety of problems and need to be adjusted and optimized immediately, in order to achieve faster and better therapeutic effect. Gram-positive cocci are common pathogens that cause intracranial infections, but in recent years, with the application of a variety of high-level antibiotics and the fear of intracranial infections caused by the problem of “clinical abuse”, so that intracranial infections, which were originally quite curable, have developed into drug-resistant bacteria that are difficult to cure, or even incurable at a later stage. Some people may be infected with “super-resistant bacteria” or fully drug-resistant bacteria, against which common clinical antibiotics are ineffective. Cerebrospinal fluid technology has won a good reputation for curing many patients with critical intracranial infections that were not treated in other large hospitals. This specialized technology provides precise anti-infective treatment for various pathogenic bacterial infections in a unique way, purifying the cerebrospinal fluid and restoring the walls of the ventricles of the brain, which can quickly control the infection and achieve good results. Therefore, there is no need to be overly afraid of intracranial infections, and it is possible to regain health by adopting a good attitude and actively cooperating with the doctor’s treatment.