[HTML][HTML] Aetiology and outcomes of suspected infections of the central nervous system in children in Mbarara, Uganda
AL Page, Y Boum Ii, E Kemigisha, N Salez… - Scientific Reports, 2017 - nature.com
Infections of the central nervous system (CNS) are severe conditions, leading to
neurological sequelae or death. Knowledge of the causative agents is essential to develop
guidelines for case management in resource-limited settings. Between August 2009 and
October 2012, we conducted a prospective descriptive study of the aetiology of suspected
CNS infections in children two months to 12 years old, with fever and at least one sign of
CNS involvement in Mbarara Hospital, Uganda. Children were clinically evaluated on …
neurological sequelae or death. Knowledge of the causative agents is essential to develop
guidelines for case management in resource-limited settings. Between August 2009 and
October 2012, we conducted a prospective descriptive study of the aetiology of suspected
CNS infections in children two months to 12 years old, with fever and at least one sign of
CNS involvement in Mbarara Hospital, Uganda. Children were clinically evaluated on …
[PDF][PDF] Aetiology and outcomes of suspected Infections of the Central Nervous system in Children in Mbarara, Uganda
RC Baron, J Mwanga-Amumpaire - academia.edu
Infections of the central nervous system (CNs) are severe conditions, leading to neurological
sequelae or death. Knowledge of the causative agents is essential to develop guidelines for
case management in resource-limited settings. Between August 2009 and October 2012, we
conducted a prospective descriptive study of the aetiology of suspected CNS infections in
children two months to 12 years old, with fever and at least one sign of CNs involvement in
Mbarara Hospital, Uganda. Children were clinically evaluated on admission and discharge …
sequelae or death. Knowledge of the causative agents is essential to develop guidelines for
case management in resource-limited settings. Between August 2009 and October 2012, we
conducted a prospective descriptive study of the aetiology of suspected CNS infections in
children two months to 12 years old, with fever and at least one sign of CNs involvement in
Mbarara Hospital, Uganda. Children were clinically evaluated on admission and discharge …
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