1953
DOI: 10.1007/bf00439573
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Dispositionsfaktoren bei der eitrigen Meningitis

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“…The sex incidence in inflammatory diseases of the brain, especially in meningitis, has been investigated in several reports. With the exception of Glasscock (1935), all other studies (Pope and White, 1929;Matsuda, 1934;Kaufman, Levy, Zaleznak and Litvak, 1951;Ries, 1953;Roboz, 1959; and others) reported a significant preponderance of males. However, in tuberculous meningitis the sex incidence is equal.…”
Section: Discussion (Postnatal Infections)mentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…The sex incidence in inflammatory diseases of the brain, especially in meningitis, has been investigated in several reports. With the exception of Glasscock (1935), all other studies (Pope and White, 1929;Matsuda, 1934;Kaufman, Levy, Zaleznak and Litvak, 1951;Ries, 1953;Roboz, 1959; and others) reported a significant preponderance of males. However, in tuberculous meningitis the sex incidence is equal.…”
Section: Discussion (Postnatal Infections)mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…These results point to a sex predisposition for purulent meningitis and the reason is not yet clear. Ries (1953) found a higher incidence of purulent meningitis in the families of patients, which raises the possibility of a genetic effect.…”
Section: Discussion (Postnatal Infections)mentioning
confidence: 95%