Research Article | Open Access
A Case Report on Bacterial Maningo-Encephalitis
Ms. Sakshi Makare Ms. DhartiMeshram Ms. Priyanka Meshram Mrs. Indu Alwadkar Roshan Umate Vaishnavi Kantode
Pages: 7779-7783
Abstract
Background: It is a medical disorder that shares similarities with meningitis, encephalitis, and inflammation of the meninges. meningoencephalitis, often known as encephalitis, is an inflammation of the meningeal structures
as well as the brain parenchyma. it is a highly serious infection with a significant risk of mortality (death) and squealing, such as disability, and is sometimes referred to as pyogenic meningoencephalitis. either a severe
acute bacterial infection or a less severe viral infection can cause meningitis. encephalitis is a dangerous illness that can sometimes be fatal and is frequently accompanied by long-term morbidity. one of the most typical
causes of meningoencephalitis in Switzerland is the tick-borne encephalitis virus. while in the UK, the most prevalent infectious cause of encephalitis is the herpes simplex virus (HSV)
Keywords
Chloramphenicol, CSF Analysis, Tick-Borne Maningo-Encephalitis, Herpes Simplex Virus, Leptomeningeal.