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Meningitis
Author: Michael Barza, M.D.
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Meningitis Meningitis
Types of CNS Infections Types of CNS Infections
Causes of CNS Infections Causes of CNS Infections
Routes of CNS Infection Routes of CNS Infection
Pathogenesis of Meningitis Pathogenesis of Meningitis
Encapsulated Organisms Encapsulated Organisms
Clinical Features of Meningitis Clinical Features of Meningitis
CSF "Profiles" (1) CSF "Profiles" (1)
Evolution of Profiles Evolution of Profiles
Other Features Other Features
Risk Groups Risk Groups
CSF "Profiles" CSF "Profiles"
Purulent Meningitis - "Big 3" Purulent Meningitis - "Big 3"
Listeria Monocytogenes Listeria Monocytogenes
Empiric Treatment of Purulent Meningitis Empiric Treatment of Purulent Meningitis
Steroids in Adults With Bacterial Meningitis Steroids in Adults With Bacterial Meningitis
CSF "Profiles" (2) CSF "Profiles" (2)
Lymphocytic Low Glucose-Beware!!! Lymphocytic Low Glucose-Beware!!!
Diagnosis of Lymphocytic Low-Glucose Diagnosis of Lymphocytic Low-Glucose
CSF "Profiles" (3) CSF "Profiles" (3)
Lymphocytic Normal Glucose Lymphocytic Normal Glucose
Noninfectious Meningitis Noninfectious Meningitis
Key Points Key Points
Case 1 - Meningitis and Rash Case 1 - Meningitis and Rash
Case 2 Case 2
Case 2 (cont’d) Case 2 (cont’d)
Case 3 Case 3
Case 4 Case 4
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