Manejo de meningitis vírica en recién nacidos
The normal term newborn (NB) is any NB that is born between 37 and 42 weeks of gestational age, has an appropriate weight for its gestational age and the examination is normal. The neonatal period chronologically encompasses the first 28 days of postnatal life. Meningitis is considered a disease of...
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The normal term newborn (NB) is any NB that is born between 37 and 42 weeks of gestational age, has an appropriate weight for its gestational age and the examination is normal. The neonatal period chronologically encompasses the first 28 days of postnatal life. Meningitis is considered a disease of great relevance in Public Health since it is related to high morbidity and in turn to a high number of complications. Up to 10% of newborns have an infection during the first month of life. The peculiarity of this period determines that diseases common to the rest of childhood present very special characteristics in their etiopathogenesis, clinical expression, evolution and therapeutic possibilities. Viral meningitis (VM) is included within aseptic meningitis. In many cases it is asymptomatic. Clinically it is characterized by sudden onset of fever, meningeal symptoms and signs. This research work, framed in a review methodology, is aimed at the construction of an updated bibliographic material, focused on making known the current criteria for the management of viral meningitis in newborns in neonatal patients. Viral meningitis has a better prognosis compared to bacterial meningitis. For an adequate adaptation the newborn requires numerous biochemical and physiological changes that will determine the maturation of all its apparatus and systems. In the Latin American culture where closeness and family gatherings to celebrate "the new member", considering the above, it is clear that caring for the newborn to exposure to bacteria and viruses is the main objective to avoid complications, therefore it is of the utmost importance. vitality avoid exposing it to many people, especially children as they are the main carriers of asymptomatic viruses. Viral meningitis, also called purulent or cerebrospinal meningitis, continues to appear as a relevant cause of morbidity and mortality for the pediatric sector.
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dialnet-ar-18-ART00015008692023-05-30Manejo de meningitis vírica en recién nacidosAndulfo Zambrano Guerrero, GabrielDíaz Parra, Alex DavidCalle Poveda, María JoséVillegas Santos, Juan CarlosMeningitissignos meníngeosfiebrerecién nacidomeningitis víricameningitis purulentaMeningitismeningeal signsfevernewbornviral meningitispurulent meningitisThe normal term newborn (NB) is any NB that is born between 37 and 42 weeks of gestational age, has an appropriate weight for its gestational age and the examination is normal. The neonatal period chronologically encompasses the first 28 days of postnatal life. Meningitis is considered a disease of great relevance in Public Health since it is related to high morbidity and in turn to a high number of complications. Up to 10% of newborns have an infection during the first month of life. The peculiarity of this period determines that diseases common to the rest of childhood present very special characteristics in their etiopathogenesis, clinical expression, evolution and therapeutic possibilities. Viral meningitis (VM) is included within aseptic meningitis. In many cases it is asymptomatic. Clinically it is characterized by sudden onset of fever, meningeal symptoms and signs. This research work, framed in a review methodology, is aimed at the construction of an updated bibliographic material, focused on making known the current criteria for the management of viral meningitis in newborns in neonatal patients. Viral meningitis has a better prognosis compared to bacterial meningitis. For an adequate adaptation the newborn requires numerous biochemical and physiological changes that will determine the maturation of all its apparatus and systems. In the Latin American culture where closeness and family gatherings to celebrate "the new member", considering the above, it is clear that caring for the newborn to exposure to bacteria and viruses is the main objective to avoid complications, therefore it is of the utmost importance. vitality avoid exposing it to many people, especially children as they are the main carriers of asymptomatic viruses. Viral meningitis, also called purulent or cerebrospinal meningitis, continues to appear as a relevant cause of morbidity and mortality for the pediatric sector.El recién nacido (RN) a término normal es todo RN que nace entre las 37 y 42 semanas de edad gestacional, tiene un peso adecuado a su edad gestacional y la exploración es normal. El periodo neonatal cronológicamente abarca los primeros 28 días de vida postnatal. La meningitis es considerada una enfermedad de gran relevancia en la Salud Pública ya que se relaciona con una elevada morbilidad y a su vez con un número elevado de complicaciones. Hasta el 10% de los neonatos padece una infección durante el primer mes de vida. La peculiaridad de este periodo condiciona que las enfermedades comunes al resto de la infancia presenten características muy especiales en su etiopatogenia, expresión clínica, evolución y posibilidades terapéuticas. La meningitis vírica (MV), se engloba dentro de las meningitis asépticas. En muchos casos es asintomática. Clínicamente se caracteriza por instauración brusca de fiebre, síntomas y signos meníngeos. El presente trabajo de investigación, enmarcado en una metodología de revisión, está orientado a la construcción de un material bibliográfico actualizado, enfocado en dar a conocer los criterios vigentes para el manejo de la meningitis vírica en recién nacidos en pacientes neonatos. La meningitis viral es de mejor pronóstico en comparación con la meningitis bacteriana. Para una adecuada adaptación el recién nacido requiere numerosos cambios bioquímicos y fisiológicos que determinarán la maduración de todos sus aparatos y sistemas. En la cultura latinoamericana en donde la cercanía y las reuniones familiares para celebrar “al nuevo miembro”, considerando lo anterior que claro que el cuidado del neonato a la exposición de bacterias y virus es el principal objetivo para evitar complicaciones por lo tanto es de suma vitalidad evitar exponerlo a muchas personas, sobretodo a niños por ser lo principales portadores de virus asintomáticos. La meningitis vírica también denominada meningitis purulenta o de tipo cerebroespinal continúa presentándose como un motivo relevante de morbimortalidad para el sector pediátrico.2021text (article)application/pdfhttps://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=8215618(Revista) ISSN 2588-073XRECIMUNDO: Revista Científica de la Investigación y el Conocimiento, ISSN 2588-073X, Vol. 5, Nº. 1 (Número Especial 1), 2021, pags. 126-137spaLICENCIA DE USO: Los documentos a texto completo incluidos en Dialnet son de acceso libre y propiedad de sus autores y/o editores. Por tanto, cualquier acto de reproducción, distribución, comunicación pública y/o transformación total o parcial requiere el consentimiento expreso y escrito de aquéllos. Cualquier enlace al texto completo de estos documentos deberá hacerse a través de la URL oficial de éstos en Dialnet. 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