Neonatal salmonella typhi meningitis: a rare entity
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- DOI: 10.7860/JCDR/2012/4305.2380
Neonatal salmonella typhi meningitis: a rare entity
Abstract
Salmonella meningitis is rarely seen in neonates and if it is present, it is associated with complications like subdural collections and abscesses. We are presenting a case of Salmonella meningitis in a 28 days old neonate who developed complications like extensive subdural collections and ventriculitis. The child responded well to prolonged systemic antibiotics and other supportive measures.
Keywords: Complications; Meningitis; Neonate.
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