Infantile cystinosis : the first reported case in Seychelles

The authors report here a case of infantile cystinosis which highlights some of the difficulties encountered in securing a diagnosis over a period of five years

Salmonella meningitis. [case report]

Salmonella infections in children occur mainly as gastroenteritis which is a self limiting disease. Typhoid is the next common form; where antiiotics are warranted. Rarely; localised infections can occur especially in the younger age groups. The patient in this case had salmonella meningitis which is a rare form of salmonella infection with a bad prognosis