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Eficacia de la dexametasona como terapia complementaria, en meningitis bacteriana aguda por Streptococcus pneumoniae, en adultos

Authors: Quintero Villalobos Moreida; Ferrer Ocando Olmedo; Ferrer Ocando Yenny; Vizcaíno María; Gonzáles Liliam;

Eficacia de la dexametasona como terapia complementaria, en meningitis bacteriana aguda por Streptococcus pneumoniae, en adultos

Abstract

Abstract: Acute bacterial meningitis due to S. pneumoniae in adults has a high morbidity rate. Corticosteroids are not used routinely. Here, complementary therapy with dexamethasona was used in 6 patients who received penicillin plus chloramphenicol. The results showed there was clinical improvement. The continuation of this study with more patients is recommended. Resumen: La meningitis bacteriana aguda por S. pneumoniae en adultos presenta elevada tasa de morbimortalidad. Los cortiocosteroides no son usados de forma rutinaria, aquí la terapia complementaria con dexametasona se administró a 6 pacientes que recibieron penicilina sódica y cloranfenicol. Los resultados sugieren que mejora la evolución clínica. Se recomienda continuar el estudio con más pacientes.

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therapy, chloramphenicol, dextramethasona, dexametasona, RC955-962, meningitis, terapia, S. pneumoniae, Arctic medicine. Tropical medicine, Meningitis, cloranfenicol, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270

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