[Cardiorespirographic findings in purulent meningitis in the newborn infant].
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The authors report on a case of sepsis due to E. coli in a newborn baby with galactose intolerance. The immature immunological state of the newborn child in combination with a disorder of galactose metabolism obviously favour the development of bacterial infections. Galactose-free formulas should be applied quickly together with an adequate antibiotic therapy in the case of newborn babies with suspected bacterial infection. The prognosis may be influenced favourably by early clarification of the cause of severe impairment including jaundice, vomiting, loss of weight and somnolence in the first three weeks of life.
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After introductory explanations the following topics are treated: acute respiratory diseases, virus infections of the central nervous system and virus infections of the intestine. In the last paragraph the present state of virus-diagnostic possibilities is described. From this is derived that the routine use of modern virus diagnostics brings great advantages for the clinician. The intensive construction of virological laboratories for the treatment of patients is emphasized.
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The authors report on an infant with meningitis caused by Pasteurella multocida. The problems of aetiology, diagnosis, and therapy of these infections are discussed with reference to this patient and other cases of P. multocida infection.