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Meningitis

Generalities
Agent There are several agents causing meningitis.
1) Main Bacteria:
- Neisseria meningitidis (meningococcus): Gram negative diplococci. Main invasive serotypes are A, B, C, W135, X, and Y.
- Haemophilus influenza: Gram negative cocco-bacilli. There are 6 serotypes from (a) to (f). The serotype (b) is responsible of invasive infection.
- Streptococcus pneumonia (pneumococcus): Gram positive diplococci. There are more than 90 serotypes.
- Leptospira: spirochetes, Leptospira interrogans (26 serogroups)
- Listeria monocytogenes: Gram positive, rod-shapped
- Other bacterial agents: Staphylococcus, enteric bacteria, group B streptococci, Mycobacterium tuberculosis…
2) Virus:
- Mumps
- Measles
- West Nile virus: a Flavivirus
- Enterovirus: including Coxsackieviruses A (2-4, 7, 9-10), Coxsackieviruses B (1-6), Echoviruses (2, 5-7, 9-11, 14, 18, 30), Enterovirus 71, Poliovirus (1-3)
- Herpes Simplex virus (types 1 and 2): family Herpesviridae
- Varicella-Zoster virus: Human (alpha) Herpesvirus 3 (varicella-zoster) from the group Herpesvirus
- Adenovirus: Adenovirus, several types (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7), genus Mastadenovirus, family Adenoviridae, - Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus: an Arenavirus
- Sandfly fever viruses: genus Phlebovirus, family Bunyaviridae. They include more than 60 antigenically distinct virus serotypes. Two main groups are identified: a) Sandfly fever group including the Naples serocomplex (Karimabad virus, Arabia virus, Massilia virus, Punique virus, Tehran virus, Toscana virus …) and Sicilian serocomplex; and b) Uukuniemi group
-Other virus: arboviruses…
3) Parasites: - Candida albicans, cryptococcus…
Incubation period varies with the agent
Period of transmissibility varies with the agent
Reservoir varies with the agent
Modes of transmission varies with the agent
Clinical presentation varies with the agent
Resources
Case definition MOPH circular no. 52 (2007): Meningitis
MOPH circular no. 63 (2007): Neisseria meningitidis
MOPH circular no. 54 (2007): Haemophilus influenzae b
MOPH circular no. 36 (2012): West Nile Virus
Forms - Meningitis reporting form
- Meningitis investigation form
Data - Weekly report
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ATC Name B/G Ingredients Dosage Form Price
R03DA04 THEODEX G Theophylline - 80mg/15ml 80mg/15ml Elixir 156,142 L.L
R03DA05 AMINOPHYLLINE RENAUDIN G Aminophylline - 250mg/10ml 2.5% Injectable solution 739,113 L.L
R03DA05 AMINOPHYLLINE G Aminophylline - 100mg 100mg Tablet, scored 445,388 L.L
R03DA05 AMINOPHYLLINE ADULTS G Aminophylline - 350mg 350mg Suppository 244,451 L.L
R03DA05 AMINOPHYLLINE CHILDREN G Aminophylline - 100mg 100mg Suppository 203,496 L.L
R03DA11 ANSIMAR G Doxofylline - 20mg/ml 20mg/ml Syrup 550,975 L.L
R03DA11 ANSIMAR G Doxofylline - 400mg 400mg Tablet 544,256 L.L
R03DA55 CAMPHO-PNEUMINE AMINOPHYLLINE ENFANTS G Eucalyptol - 0.03g, Camphre - 0.04g, Gaiacol ethyl glycolate - 0.12g, Aminophylline - 0.06g Suppository 284,127 L.L
R03DA55 CAMPHO-PNEUMINE AMINOPHYLLINE ENFANTS G Eucalyptol - 0.03g, Camphre - 0.04g, Gaiacol ethyl glycolate - 0.12g, Aminophylline - 0.06g Suppository 426,190 L.L
R03DA55 CAMPHO-PNEUMINE AMINOPHYLLINE ADULTES G Amyleine HCl - 0.01g, Eucalyptol - 0.05g, Camphre - 0.1g, Gaiacol ethyl glycolate - 0.26g, Aminophylline - 0.15g Suppository 326,362 L.L
R03DA55 CAMPHO-PNEUMINE AMINOPHYLLINE ADULTES G Amyleine HCl - 0.01g, Eucalyptol - 0.05g, Camphre - 0.1g, Gaiacol ethyl glycolate - 0.26g, Aminophylline - 0.15g Suppository 490,183 L.L
R03DB05 THEODEX G Ipeca fluide extract - 20mg, Aminophylline - 150mg, Caffeine - 100mg, Ephedrine - 15mg Tablet 156,142 L.L
R03DC03 SINGULAIR (PEDIATRIC) B Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, chewable 1,217,521 L.L
R03DC03 LUKAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, chewable 783,460 L.L
R03DC03 MONTELUKAST ARROW LAB G Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, chewable 851,996 L.L
R03DC03 MONTELUKAST-SANDOZ G Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, chewable 1,139,034 L.L
R03DC03 RELIEFAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, chewable 1,034,119 L.L
R03DC03 ROMILAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, mouth dissolving 518,723 L.L
R03DC03 UNICAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 5mg 5mg Tablet, chewable 783,460 L.L
R03DC03 SINGULAIR B Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 1,248,430 L.L
R03DC03 AIRFAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 802,274 L.L
R03DC03 LEUKOTRIS G Montelukast - 10mg 10mg Tablet 981,645 L.L
R03DC03 LUKAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 802,274 L.L
R03DC03 MONTELUKAST ARROW LAB G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 978,317 L.L
R03DC03 MONTELUKAST-SANDOZ G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 1,093,012 L.L
R03DC03 MOTRINEX G Montelukast - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 802,274 L.L
R03DC03 RELIEFAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 844,701 L.L
R03DC03 ROMILAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 228,453 L.L
R03DC03 UNICAST G Montelukast (sodium) - 10mg 10mg Tablet, film coated 802,274 L.L
R03DC03 SINGULAIR PEDIATRIC B Montelukast (sodium) - 4mg 4mg Tablet, chewable 1,217,521 L.L
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