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- I A Vereshchagin, A I Bobrovitskaia, N T Koliagina, E R Bukhteeva, and A T Klenova.
- Vrach Delo. 1991 Feb 1(2):57-60.
AbstractThe clinical course of meningitides of different etiology was studied in 135 children. In meningitis of non-meningococcal etiology there is a prevalence of forms with brain involvement (meningoencephalitis) that are characterized by a prolonged intoxication, protracted course and residual sequels. The clinical diagnosis is difficult and requires bacteriological and serological examinations.
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