Task: Answer Verification
Input (English): Question: Does conservative antibiotic policy in patients undergoing non-trauma cranial surgery result in higher rates of postoperative meningitis : an audit of nine years of narrow-spectrum prophylaxis?
Answer: In non-trauma neurosurgical patients undergoing elective cranial procedures, a conservative prophylactic antibiotic policy is effective in achieving low rates of bacterial meningitis with low rates of MDR infections. Therefore, our results make a compelling case for a conservative prophylactic antibiotic policy.
Output (English): no