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A CSF/serum glucose ratio of < 0.4 is highly suggestive of:

A

Bacterial Meningitis

B

Viral Meningitis

C

Carcinomatous Meningitis

D

Acanthameba meningitis

High-Yield Explanation

- Hypoglycorrhachia (Low CSF: serum glucose ratio) is commonly seen in Bacterial meningitis. CSF findings:

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