Uncommon Course of Bacterial Meningitis in Children - Case-records
Authors:
M. Pisarčíková 1; M. Uher 1; J. Filka 1; M. Kurák 1; H. Adamová 1; J. Mudrák 5; M. Molokáčová 4; M. Leško 2; I. Mocák 3; M. Grofčíková 6
Authors‘ workplace:
Dětská klinika FNsP, Košice 1ARO NsP, Bardejov 2Detské oddelenie NsP, Humenné 3Oddelenie mikrobiológie FNsP, Košice 4ORL klinika FNsP, Košice 5Oddelenie klinickej mikrobiológie NsP, Bardejov
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Published in:
Čes-slov Pediat 1999; (2): 106-108.
Category:
Overview
Two case reports of an atypical course of pneumococcal meningitis are presented. In the first case there wasa fudroyant course, with only one positive microbiological finding and a fatal outcome. The second case was a boywith concomitant mastoiditis, necessary of surgery, a severe clinical course, but a favourable outcome. After twoyears his neurological status is normal.
Key words:
meningitis, atypical course, pneumococcal meningitis
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Neonatology Paediatrics General practitioner for children and adolescentsArticle was published in
Czech-Slovak Pediatrics
1999 Issue 2
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