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espanolSe realizo un estudio de tipo no experimental, descriptivo, transversal en el Hospital Pediatrico Universitario “Jose Luis Miranda”, provincia de Villa Clara, Cuba; durante el periodo 2007 – 2012. Se trabajo con la totalidad de la poblacion de estudio, la que estuvo integrado por 56 casos interpretados mediante el metodo diagnostico del Sindrome Neurologico Infeccioso: meningoencefalitis bacteriana, cuyos participantes fueron seleccionados a partir de las Tarjetas de Declaracion Obligatoria (EDO). Los datos fueron recopilados mediante la revision de documentos (historias clinicas) y procesados mediante estadisticas descriptivas. El 42,86% de los pacientes correspondio a ninos menores de 1 ano; asi mismo el 21,43% resulto causado por meningococo y una cifra similar por neumococo. Se observo un predominio del genero masculino; la etiologia fue mayoritariamente neumococcica y meningococcica; los sintomas mas frecuentes fueron fiebre, cefalea y vomitos escasos; asi como la complicacion mas importante observada resulto el fallecimiento de algunos pacientes. EnglishA non-experimental, descriptive, cross-sectional study was carried out at the "Jose Luis Miranda" University Pediatric Hospital, in the province of Villa Clara-Cuba, during the period 2007 – 2012. The total population of the study was composed of 56 cases interpreted by the diagnostic method of Infectious Neurological Syndrome: bacterial meningoencephalitis, whose participants were selected from the Obligatory Declaration Cards (ODC). The data was collected by reviewing documents (medical records) and these were processed using descriptive statistics. 42.86% of the patients were children under one year of age; likewise, 21.43% was caused by meningococcus and a similar number by pneumococcus. A predominance of the masculine gender was observed. The etiology was mostly pneumococcal and meningococcal, the most frequent symptoms were fever, headache and poor vomiting; as well as the most important complication observed was the death of some patients.

Meningoencefalitis bacteriana. Hospital Pediátrico “José Luis Miranda”. Cuba. 2007-2012