What are the cause of cns infection?
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Central nervous system infections are those infections of the important nervous system (CNS). There are four leading causes of infections of the frightened system: bacterial, viral, fungal and protozoal.
Bacterial infections can be pyogenic infections (e.g., meningitis; brain abscess; subdural and epidural abscesses), tuberculosis, neurosyphilis, or leprosy.
Viral infections may be meningitis, encephalitis, poliomyelitis, slow virus infections, acquired immune not as much as syndrome (AIDS), and post-infectious syndromes.
Fungal infections may be meningitis or meningoencephalitis, brain abscess, or spinal epidural infection.
Protozoal infections include toxoplasmosis, malaria or amoebic infection.
cns infections are of two major classical cause; 1)Acquired
2)genetical/or familial .
acquiredcauses incude;bacterial,parasitic,fun. infections and environmental factors approaching alcohol, acids .
genetical causes include inheritage, downs syndrome, sickle cell ddisease
You already get the viral, bacterial, fungal and protozoan infections but don't forget prions! Mad Cow Disease is from a prion.
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