Infeksi SSP
Infeksi SSP
Setyo Handryastuti
Divisi Neurologi
Departemen Ilmu Kesehatan Anak
FKUI-RSCM
Pendahuluan
Tulang
Ruang
Ruang
SubDura
subarachnoid
Vili
arachnoid
Piamater
granula8onis
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Mengapa terjadi hidrosefalus ?
Aliran
Cairan
serebrospinal
Ventrikel
lateral
Foramen
Monroe
Ventrikel 8ga
Aquaductus
Sylvii
Ventrikel
empat
Foramen
Luschka
&
Magendie
Ruang
subarakhnoid
• Reabsorbsi
ke
sinus
venosus
via
granulasi
arakhnoid
Mengapa infeksi SSP terjadi penurunan kesadaran ?
Ascending
Re+cular
Ac+va+ng
System
(ARAS)
Korteks
Formasio
re8kularis
Mengapa terjadi peningkatan tekanan intrakranial ?
Hukum
Monroe-Kellie
Mengapa terjadi peningkatan tekanan intrakranial ?
Jenis edema otak
Manifestasi Pemeriksaan
Pencitraan
klinis CSS
• Akut/kronik • Paling penting • Akut: tidak
• Tanda infeksi • Analisis rutin selalu
• Kelainan • Kultur, PCR membantu
neurologi diagnosis,
hanya melihat
• Peningkatan
komplikasi
TIK
• Subakut/
Kronik :
membantu
diagnosis
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Prinsip tatalaksana infeksi SSP
• Streptococcus B haemolyticus,
Neonatus Escherichia coli, Listeria monocytogenes,
enterobacter
• N.meningitidis, S.pneumoniae, H.
> 5 tahun influenzae type B
HEMATOGENIK
Tanda
rangsang
meningeal
Defisit
neurologi
dan
penurunan
kesadaran
• Manifestasi klinis
• Pemeriksaan cairan serebrospinal
– Makroskopis : keruh, purulen
– Peningkatan ∑ sel sampai ribuan (> 1000 sel/mm3,
hitung jenis predominan PMN.
– Fase awal : ∑ sel normal sampai ratusan, hitung
jenis limfositer
– Protein meningkat dan penurunan glukosa
(< 60% kadar glukosa darah)
– Pewarnaan gram, kultur dan uji resistensi
– PCR (Sensitifitas 86% dan spesifisitas 97%)
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Tatalaksana lain
• Meningoensefalitis
• Bentuk TBC kronik yang terbanyak di negara berkembang
• Mortalitas dan morbiditas yang tinggi.
• Menyerang semua umur
• Insiden tertinggi : 6 bulan-6 tahun
• Infeksi campak,pertusis dan trauma kepala sering
mendahului timbulnya meningitis TB
• Satu dari 300 kasus infeksi TB yang tidak diobati.
• Hidrosefalus
• Palsi serebral
• Disabilitas intelektual
• Epilepsi
• Gangguan koordinasi motorik, ataksia
• Gangguan sensoris
• Gangguan pendengaran dan penglihatan
Ensefalitis virus
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Selected Viruses Associated with Neurologic
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Epstein-Barr virus
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RNA VIRUSES
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Arenaviruses Picornaviruses
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choriomeningitis virus
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West Nile virus
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