The etiology of pyogenic infections of the brain and meninges varies principally by age, predisposing causes or conditions, and anatomic site of the infection. An appreciation of these factors, plus the prudent use of noninvasive anatomic diagnostic techniques (such as CT) and examination of the ...
coli infections in man remains rather understudied. HlyA is a 110-kD pore-forming exotoxin that has been implicated in the development of acute lung injury [221]. In particular, AMs are sensitive targets for HlyA attack, and respond with a marked pro-inflammatory lipid mediator synthesis. H...
The discovery ofantibioticsfor bacterial infections is considered one of the most important breakthroughs in medical history. Unfortunately, bacteria are very adaptable, and the overuse of antibiotics has made many of them resistant to antibiotics. This has created serious problems, especially in hospital...
In this article, we describe the most common clinical manifestations of bacterial infections in the brain and discuss the methods utilized by bacterial pathogens to breach the blood-brain-barrier. Furthermore, we outline the inflammatory responses associated with such infections, and discuss the ...
展开 关键词: Humans Endocarditis, Bacterial Brain Diseases Tomography, X-Ray Computed Magnetic Resonance Imaging Adult Middle Aged Streptococcal Infections Male DOI: 10.1001/archinte.149.4.815 被引量: 18 年份: 1989 收藏 引用 批量引用 报错 分享 全部...
The development of new diagnostic imaging techniques and antibiotics have reduced the morbidity and mortality of many intracranial infections, but bacterial infectious diseases remain a challenge for neurosurgeons. Organisms are constantly changing and becoming resistant to antimicrobial drugs; in addition, ...
The Physiopathogenetic Basis for the Angiographic Diagnosis of Bacterial Infections of the Brain and Its Coverings in Children Most of the small (50–60 μm) vessels nourish exclusively the cerebral cortex, whereas larger caliber (80–150 μm) arteries penetrate the e... AJ Raimondi,CD Rocco ...
theCNSthrough hematogenous spread, direct implantation (usually traumatic), local extension (secondary tosinusitis,mastoiditis,otitis,brainabscesses), and spread along theperipheral nervous system. Causes vary with patient age. Inneonates,Streptococcusgroup B infections account for nearly 50% of cases, ...
In [29], the authors used a more sophisticated approach using the Fourier transform, entropy, energy, power, and a set of additional coefficients to train a quadratic support vector machine to carry out the classification of tuberculosis, intracellular bacterial infections, dengue, and inflammatory ...
Bacterial meningitisis a severe infection of the meninges, the lining of the brain. Otitis mediais the official name for an infection or inflammation of the middle ear. Both bacteria and viruses can cause ear infections, which commonly occur in babies and small children. ...