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North Carolina - Officials: Petree student dies of bacterial meningitis

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Officials: Petree student dies of bacterial meningitis


By Richard Craver | Journal Reporter

Published: March 19, 2010

Updated: 15 min. ago

A student at Petree Elementary School died today from bacterial meningitis, officials said.

Crystal Robinson died today at the hospital, Bonnie Davis, a spokeswoman at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, said.

Crystal was being treated in the pediatric intensive-care unit.

Theo Helm, a spokesman for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, said that Crystal was a fifth-grader

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Re: North Carolina - Officials: Petree student dies of bacterial meningitis

Test is a little help: Type of meningitis that killed student hasn't been learned


By Paul Garber

JOURNAL REPORTER

Published: March 21, 2010

Investigators have not yet determined the form of meningitis that killed a Petree Elementary School fifth-grader Friday.

Crystal Robinson died at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center.

Tests have ruled out meningococcal meningitis, said Dr. Tim Monroe, the health director for Forsyth County. But there are other forms of meningitis, and the exact form has not yet been determined.
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