ABDOMINAL
GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY
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A child presented with acute a catarrhal nasopharyngitis. In 2 days he died. An autopsy revealed arachnoids were markedly hyperemic, edematous, infiltrated with turbid, thick, yellowish-greenish liquid. A brain was swelled, cerebellum tonsils were enlarged in volume, and sulcus of the cerebrum impaction was well defined. The described changes are the most typical for:
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Meningococcal infection
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Influenza
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Whooping cough
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Diphtheria
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