meningococcus in A Sentence

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    Such as Meningococcus, Streptococcus pyogenes and so on.

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    Infection with Meningococcus is uncommon but is very serious.

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    Note: other groups of Meningococcus, and other germs(bacteria) can still cause meningitis.

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    Meningococci are sensitive to almost all antibacterial agents that cause their death.

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    If group C Meningococcus is the cause, then immunisation is also offered to close contacts.

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    If group C Meningococcus is the cause, immunisation is usually also offered to close contacts.

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    Severe infections such as sepsis, infection with one of the germs that cause meningitis(Meningococcus).

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    If group C Meningococcus is the cause, then immunisation is usually also offered to close contacts.

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    The entrance gate for meningococci is the mucosa of the upper respiratory tract, namely the nasopharynx.

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    In weakened people and children, meningococci easily overcome local defense factors and penetrate the submucosal layer.

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    More sensitive children, young and elderly people, because they have an immune system that is weaker against meningococci.

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    Neisseria meningitidis(Meningococcus) is a common germ(bacterium), living harmlessly in the nose and throat of about 1 in 4 people.

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    In particular, you should be immunised against Group A Meningococcus if you are visiting certain hot counties where this is a risk.

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    The clinical form, characterized by the ingress of Meningococcus into the blood with the development of severe disease, distinguishes a typical and atypical course of meningococcemia.

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    Also, if you go to certain countries, in particular Saudi Arabia and countries in sub-Saharan Africa, you should be immunised against various strains of the Meningococcus before you travel.

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    This is particularly important if you are about to start university for the first time, as the risk of infection with group W Meningococcus is highest in first-year university students.

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    Infection with the Meningococcus can affect anyone, but those most at risk are: children aged under five years(especially babies under a year), teenagers and young adults under the age of 25.

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    Infection with the Meningococcus can affect anyone, but those most at risk are: children aged under 5 years(especially babies under a year), teenagers and young adults under the age of 25.

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    This is due to the fact that when mass death of meningococci in the body, a large amount of endotoxin is released, which can lead to the development of an infectious-toxic shock.

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    The source of infection is only a person(anthroponous infection), the way of transmission of Meningococcus is airborne, in the environment they are excreted with the smallest droplets of mucus(aerosol) during sneezing and talking.

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    Development of a vaccine against group B meningococci has proved much more difficult, as its surface proteins(which would normally be used to make a vaccine) only elicit a weak response from the immune system, or cross-react with normal human proteins.

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