aspectos dos líquidos cefalorraquidianos nas meningites bacterianas

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1994
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Abstract
Foram colhidos 1815 líquidos cefalorraquidianôs de doentes internados com meningite, no Hospital Emílio Ribas, São Paulo, durante os meses de maio a outubro de 1989. Neisseria meningitidis 56%, dos quais 44% do tipo B; Haemophilus influenzae 17%, sendo 72 % isoladas de neonatos até 3 anos; Streptococcus pneumoniae 14%, dos quais 60% isolados de recém nascidos a 1 ano de idade. O estudo citoquímico liquórico mostrou: celularidade: global > 500cel/mm³ e específica > 70%; proteínas > 90mg/dl e glicose < 45mg/dl em 90% e celularidade < 500cel/mm³ entre 2 a 6% nos três tipos de meningites avaliadas. A bacterioscopia e o citoquímico Uquóricos foram decisivos na orientação da cultura epreditivos no diagnóstico etiológico dessas meningites (Teste de Goodman).
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Authors ;Claudia E. O. Pires de Campos;Nilse N. Q. Santos;Mirian N. Takahashi;Isabel E. Kawamura;Silvia V. Damião;Tuba M. Kushnaroff;Evanil Pires de Campos
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Year 1994
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10.1590/S0037-86821994000200006
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Keywords
cerebrospinal fluid tropical medicine liquor tropical medicine bacterial meningitisarctic medicine

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