A CSF/serum glucose ratio of < 0.4 is highly suggestive of:: (A) Bacterial Meningitis, (B) Viral Meningitis, (C) Carcinomatous Meningitis, (D) Acanthameba meningitis
Answer is A. - Hypoglycorrhachia (Low CSF: serum glucose ratio) is commonly seen in Bacterial meningitis. CSF findings: