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Santana-Montero BL Et al. - The precise and diligent evaluation of a lesion caused by an animal bite may prevent further life-endangering complications. To the best of the authors' knowledge, there are no reports about cerebellar abscess caused by a dog bite. When cranial lesions are penetrating, an abscess must to be considered. The authors insist on the importance of medical evaluation and adequate treatment of such lesions.


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