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A Clinicl Picture of Aseptic Meningitis as Portrayed from a Study of 150 Patients During Three‐Year Observation

One‐hundred and fifty patients with aseptic meningitis were studied in order to investigate their clinical manifestations and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) contents. The patients were classified according to causative organisms and/or associated diseases. Hypoglychorrhachia was found in nearly half of the total CSF samples from patients with mumps meningitis. A coxsackie virus was isolated from a CSF specimen from one patient who had typical meningeal signs but had no pleocytosis (so‐called meningism).