Category: Viral meningitis

The meninges can be simply understood as a layer of skin on the surface of the brain. Meningitis is an inflammatory reaction that occurs when the meninges are infected by…

New breakthroughs in neurointerventions The femoral artery approach to cerebrovascular interventions is already very mature, so why do we need to develop a transradial artery approach? The femoral artery approach…

Viral meningitis does not result in coma, but if coma occurs in severe cases, the patient may be awake within two weeks of the onset of the disease, which is…

In patients with viral meningitis, there is often no significant change in cranial pressure in mild cases, and the patient may only show dizziness, headache, nausea, etc., which are not…

Complications of viral meningitis are diverse and mainly focus on the following: 1. Viral meningitis is an inflammatory response that may cause hemiplegia if it invades the motor function nuclei;…

　　Lumbar puncture is short for lumbar puncture, which is not a “spinal tap”. It is performed by passing a puncture needle between two adjacent vertebral spaces in the lumbar region,…

　　Most cases of viral meningitis occur in children and young adults. It can occur throughout the year, but is most prevalent in the warm summer and fall months.　　2, rapid onset,…

(Disclaimer: This article is for scientific use only, and relevant information in the following content has been processed to protect patient privacy)Abstract: A 50-year-old aunt Wang had headache, fever, vomiting,…

Viral meningitis does not affect the life of the patient and the overall prognosis is very good, with no residual effects after treatment and no long-term medication. There are no…

Viral meningitis is a group of acute inflammatory diseases of the meninges caused by various viral infections, with fever, headache and signs of meningeal irritation as the main clinical manifestations.…