Anthrax meningo-encephalitis in a neonate

Promila Mohan Raj , Indira Agarwal , Winsley Rose
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Anthrax is primarily a disease of herbivorous animals; humans acquire the infection by handling infected dead animals or animal by-products. We report a 28 day old male infant, youngest of all reported Indian anthrax patients with Cutaneous anthrax which disseminated and lead to fatal anthrax meningo-encephalitis. The child's parents or siblings did not report contact with dead animals or animal by-products. Mechanical transmission through insect bite was the likely route for acquisition of this infection by the infant.

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新生儿炭疽脑膜炎脑炎
炭疽主要是食草动物的一种疾病;人类通过处理受感染的死亡动物或动物副产品而获得感染。我们报告一个28天大的男婴,年龄最小的所有报告的印度炭疽患者皮肤炭疽传播并导致致命的炭疽脑膜炎脑炎。该儿童的父母或兄弟姐妹未报告接触过死亡动物或动物副产品。通过昆虫叮咬的机械传播是婴儿获得这种感染的可能途径。
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