tuberculous meningitis in a 3 month old infanta case report
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Abstract
Tuberculosis especially tuberculous meningitis rarely accurs before 3 months of age. Though treatable, it may be fatal despite modern treatment. The diagnosis of congenital TB/TB meningitis should be considered in any neonate/infant with pneumonia –meningitis who fails to respond to conventional treatment, particularly in a child from ethnic or socioeconomic environment where tuberculosis is prevalent.
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| Authors | ;M.J. Saffar;V. Ghafari Saravi |
| Journal | journal of the international society of sports nutrition |
| Year | 2006 |
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