The incidence of tuberculous meningitis is at last rapidly diminishing in this country, yet in 1958 there were still 369 newly notified cases in England and Wales (Ministry of Health, 1959). As the untreated disease is inevitably fatal, this incidence is still an important therapeutic challenge. We can now look back on 12 years' experience in the treatment of tuberculous meningitis. In this time three main phases occurred as new specific antituberculous drugs became available.
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J. Lorber (1960) studied this question.
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