EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ROLE OF THE CASE OF CEREBROSPINAL MENINGITIS.
That carriers are not the infecting agent in most cases of cerebrospinal meningitis is suggested. It does not seem probable that meningococci are present in the naso-pharynx of premeningococus cases in numbers large enough to be a menace. These findings rest on negative results of swabbings taken shortly before the onset of the disease.
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