Abstract / Summary
We report a confirmed case of Chlamydia psittaci meningitis in Latin America, diagnosed in a 50-year-old farm worker from Chile. Diagnosis was established via cerebrospinal fluid quantitative real-time PCR and serology. The patient recovered after antimicrobial treatment. This case highlights the need to consider zoonotic pathogens in atypical meningitis.
Topics
Chlamydia psittacipsittacosismeningitis/encephalitisbacteriazoonotic pathogenszoonosesOpen access