Infections of the Central Nervous System
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Infections of the Central Nervous System
Zheng dongming
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Pathogen
all kinds of pathogens,such as virus,bacteria,Rickettsia,Spirochaeta,parasite,prion protein,etc.
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Category
• Encephalitis:brain parenchyma
• Meningitis:meninges
• Meningoencephalitis
• Hematogenous disemination
• Neuronal spread of the virus
• Direct infection
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Herpes simplex virus encephalitisHSE
• The most common type viral encephalitis.
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Etiology and Pathogenisis
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• HSV-I:90%(70%)
• trigeminal ganglia• HSV• (DNA)• HSV-II:neunatal
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Pathology
• An acute necrotic ,asymmetric hemorrhagic process with lymphotic and plasma cell reaction.
• Usually involves the medial temporal and inferior frontal lobe.
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Clinical manifestaion• Prodromal infection:fever,headache,muscle pain,diarrhea.• Acute onset.last for several days ~1 or 2 months
• unacceptably high mortality (20–30% with acyclovir)
1 focal or generalized seizure
2 behavioral disorders;cognitive function impaired ,memory loss
3 hemiparesis,aphasia,ataxia,ophthalmoplegia, stiff neck,etc.
4disorder of consciousness.somnolent coma
5 intracranial pressure death
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Laboratory findings• CT,MRI:
MRI:the most sensitive method of detecting early lesions focal oedema in the medial region of the temporal and orbital surface of the frontal lobes. Meningeal and gyral enhancement , CT usually shows reduced attenuation in one or both frontal or temporal lobes and sometimes small haemorrhages and with midline shift.
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Laboratory findings
• EEG:slow-wave, from one or two temporal or frontal lobes.
• CSF:
• Biopsy
Pressure:normal or increasedcell:lymphocyte and monocyte increased ,RBC.protein:increased mildglucose and CL-:normalpathogen:antigen,antibody,DNA.
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Diagnosis
• The diagnosis of HSE is usually established from the combination of the clinical and investigative features.
• definitive diagnosis:find hsv in brain or CSF by all methods .
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Differential Diagnosis
• Varicella-zoster encephalitis• cytomegalovirus encephalitis• gastrointestinal viral encephalitis• ADEM
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Treatment
• Antiviral therapy :Acyclovir 15~30mg/kg.d 14~21 days Ganciclovir
• immune therapy• symptomatic therapy
High fever
seizure
high intracranial pressure
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