Long-term Health Status in Childhood Survivors of Meningococcal Septic Shock
Corinne BuysseHein RaatJan A. HazelzetJessie M. HulstKarlien CransbergWim C.J. HopL.C.A.C. VermuntElisabeth M. W. J. UtensMarianne MaliepaardKoen F. M. Joosten
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In patients who survived meningococcal septic shock in childhood, one-third showed long-term neurological impairments, ranging from mild to severe and irreversible. Patients reported poorer general health as measured by HUI2 and HUI3.
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