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ventriculitis

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ventriculitis /ven·tric·u·li·tis/ (ven-trik″u-li´tis) inflammation of a ventricle, especially a cerebral ventricle.
ven·tric·u·li·tis (vn-trky-lts)
n.
Inflammation of the ventricles of the brain.

ventriculitis [ven-trik″u-li´tis]
inflammation of a ventricle, especially a cerebral ventricle.

ventriculitis
inflammation of a ventricle, especially a cerebral ventricle.

ventriculitis
Infectious disease Inflammation of cerebral ventricles, most common in infants, caused by gram-negative bacilli or group B streptococci, and often an extension of purulent meningitis Management Ventriculostomy, intraventricular antibiotics. See Purulent meningitis.


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It may present with encephalitis, meningitis, ventriculitis and small infarcts.
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3) Many authors recommend surgical excision as the treatment of choice for intraventricular NCC before the cysts degenerate causing ventriculitis (1,2,4,6) and irreversible hydrocephalus.
 
 
 
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