Titlebook: Common Bacterial Infections in Infancy and Childhood; Diagnosis and Treatm Melvin I. Marks (Associate Professor of Paediatric Book 1979 ADI

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Retha Visagie,Soné Beyers,J. S. WesselsAll varieties of organism are capable of causing central nervous system (CNS) infections (Bell and McCormick, 1975). This chapter will be limited to some of the more common and important bacterial infections of the CNS in infants and children, with emphasis on current concepts in therapy.

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Infections of the Central Nervous System,All varieties of organism are capable of causing central nervous system (CNS) infections (Bell and McCormick, 1975). This chapter will be limited to some of the more common and important bacterial infections of the CNS in infants and children, with emphasis on current concepts in therapy.

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Genitourinary Infections, frequently infected than females. A second incidence peak occurs in preschool age children where the pathogenesis involves faecal contamination and ascending infection. Females predominate in this group as well as in school age and sexually active children with urinary infections. . is the major bacterial pathogen at all ages.