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The central nervous system (CNS) has no lymphatic system as such, and although usually well protected from direct infection, its resistance to any infection that does occur is low. The patterns of infective illness are relatively few, but the organisms that can produce disease are many. In this chapter we will outline the features of those kinds of infection more commonly seen .

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Textbook of Primary Care Medicine, 3rd ed
By: T. Jock Murray, William Pryse-Phillips
© 2005 ELSEVIER Inc. All Rights Reserved
 
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