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Fig 1.

Seasonal variation in the number of confirmed meningitis cases was examined from 2012 to 2015.

A greater number of confirmed meningitis cases occurred during 2015 than occurred during any other year. The highest number of confirmed meningitis cases occurred during February 2015. The monthly prevalence of confirmed meningitis was, for the most part, lower in 2012, except for during the month of February. It was notable that the seasonal distribution indicated that the number of positive CSF cultures decreased during the rainy season (May—October) in Southwest China.

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Table 1.

Yearly distribution of meningitis pathogens.

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Table 2.

Clinical manifestations of pediatric patients with acute meningitis from 2012–2015.

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Table 3.

Frequency of bacteria isolated from patients’ CSF of different age.

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Table 4.

Antimicrobial susceptibility of gram positive bacterial pathogens isolated from CSF culture.

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Table 5.

Antimicrobial susceptibility of gram negative bacterial pathogens isolated from CSF culture.

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