The UN agency estimated that epidemics of cerebrospinalmeningitis now presented a public health hazard in 20 states.
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This disease may be mistaken at times for foreign bodies in the mouth or for the so-called cerebrospinalmeningitis.
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The most frequent causes are acute rheumatic fever, diphtheria, pneumonia, cerebrospinalmeningitis, scarlet fever, erysipelas, influenza, chorea, gonorrhea, sepsis and typhoid fever.
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At least 200 children died of cerebrospinalmeningitis and measles in the northern Nigerian city of Kano in early 2001.
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The acute infections most likely to cause a myocarditis are rheumatism, influenza, sepsis, cerebrospinalmeningitis, diphtheria, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, and mouth and throat infections.
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She nursed the man sick of brainfever and buried little Davy.
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A couple of hours later I knew that he had brainfever.
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Lincoln had hopes, but Ann took sick and died of brainfever.
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A little more of this strain and you'll be having brainfever.
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A brainfever either kills or blunts, and Grace's agony was blunted.
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The most frequent infectious cause is rheumatism; other infectious causes are cerebrospinalfever, typhoid fever, acute miliarytuberculosis,pneumoniaand Sepsis.
Ús de epidemic meningitis en anglès
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The pituitary type is more liable to epidemicmeningitis and infantile paralysis, typhoid and scarlet fever.