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Enrolment, diagnoses and outcome.

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Baseline characteristics of meningitis in rural Gambia: 10 years of population-based surveillance.

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a: Incidence per 100,000 population of clinically suspected meningitis, suspected non-bacterial meningitis and acute bacterial meningitis among children ≤14 years of age (2008–2017), by year (n = 1427).

b: Incidence per 100,000 population of clinically suspected meningitis, suspected non-bacterial meningitis and acute bacterial meningitis among children ≤14 years of age (2008–2017), by age (n = 1427).

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Annual Case Fatality Ratio of Clinically Suspected Meningitis (CSM), Suspected Non-Bacterial Meningitis (SNBM) and Acute Bacterial Meningitis (ABM) among children aged 1 day -14 years in Upper River Region Gambia, 2008–2017.

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Age Strata Case Fatality Ratio of Clinically Suspected Meningitis (CSM), Suspected Non-Bacterial Meningitis (SNBM) and Acute Bacterial Meningitis (ABM) among children aged 1 day -14 years in Upper River Region Gambia, 2008–2017.

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Table 3.

Fatal outcome of meningitis in rural Gambia (2008–2017).

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Seasonal Distribution of Clinically Suspected Meningitis (CSM), Suspected Non-Bacterial Meningitis (SNBM) and Acute Bacterial Meningitis (ABM) Over 10 Years in Upper River Region Gambia, 2008–2017.

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Table 4.

Frequency of bacteria isolated from blood and CSF cultured and corresponding case fatality ratio (CFR) caused among children in Upper River Region Gambia, 2008–2017 (n = 169).

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Table 5.

Distribution of twenty-one pneumococcal serotypes causing pneumococcal meningitis (n = 44).

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Table 6.

Bacterial antimicrobial resistance patterns against nine antibiotics.

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