Unusual presentation of aseptic meningitis
Zab Mohsenifar, Robert Pertsch Gilbert, Mark Landsburg
Abstract
Zab Mohsenifar, Robert Pertsch Gilbert, Mark Landsburg
Abstract
The CSF cell count in aseptic meningitis is characteristically in the range of 10 to 500/cu mm, and in most cases, below 1,500/cu mm. This 25-year-old woman had a CSF cell count of up to 7,780/cu mm. However, the diagnosis of aseptic meningitis seemed to be well established by the complete disappearance of signs and symptoms after only symptomatic treatment.
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The CSF cell count in aseptic meningitis is characteristically in the range of 10 to 500/cu mm, and in most cases, below 1,500/cu mm. This 25-year-old woman had a CSF cell count of up to 7,780/cu mm. However, the diagnosis of aseptic meningitis seemed to be well established by the complete disappearance of signs and symptoms after only symptomatic treatment.
Key concepts: Aseptic meningitis, Medicine, Aseptic processing, Presentation (obstetrics), Meningitis, Surgery