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Role of CSF-CRPand Serum Procalcitonin in Differentiation Between Bacterial and Viral Meningitis in Children
Meningitis is one of the major lethal infectious diseases especially for the children in developing countries .It is not always possible and often very difficult to distinguish between bacterial and viral meningitis according to CSF findings, which is not accurate 100% and leads to unnecessary antibiotic usage , So We tried to find a useful 'bedside' decision-making tool, based on laboratory results readily available at the emergency department .
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