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species are an unusual cause of cerebral abscess in infant. In particular, can invade and replicate in human brain microvascular endothelial cells with a selective neurovirulence, producing ventriculitis and brain abscess mainly in the infant. A delayed brain abscess caused by species in adult patients and after surgery is an occurrence that has not yet been reported in the literature.