ArticleInfection and drug resistance2023
Neonatal Late-Onset Meningitis Caused by Serotype III CC17 Group B
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Abstract
Background: Late-onset meningitis infected by group B Case Presentation: We reported a set of dizygotic twins and a pair of compatriot siblings diagnosed with late-onset GBS meningitis aggregating in two Chinese families. All of GBS strains were identified as serotype III CC17 with high homology between the strains within the same family, and the isolates from the compatriots identical to their mother's carriage. The siblings in the two families presented clinical signs several days after close contact with their index cases having a fever at home, and obtained prompt diagnosis and anti-infective therapy. The two index patients had obvious brain damage before effective treatment and severe sequelae compared to their siblings with complete healing. Conclusion: The dramatic difference in outcomes between the index cases and their siblings brings attention to prevent and control familial aggregation of neonatal late-onset GBS infection which never reported in China.
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