In simple words: Meningococcal encephalitis is a dangerous brain infection caused by bacteria.It's a complication of meningococcal disease and can be spread through close contact like coughing or kissing.

Meningococcal encephalitis is a complication of meningococcal disease, a severe bacterial infection caused by Neisseria meningitidis. This infection leads to inflammation of the brain, and is transmitted through close contact with an infected person.

Example 1: A college student presents with flu-like symptoms, a stiff neck, and altered mental status.Testing reveals meningococcal infection and brain inflammation, confirming meningococcal encephalitis., A military recruit develops a severe headache, fever, and sensitivity to light.After a lumbar puncture and blood tests, they are diagnosed with meningococcal encephalitis., A child exhibits sudden confusion, seizures, and difficulty speaking.Diagnostic tests indicate a meningococcal infection affecting the brain, leading to a diagnosis of meningococcal encephalitis.

Documentation should include signs and symptoms, history of exposure, laboratory findings (CSF analysis, blood cultures), imaging results (CT, MRI), and treatment details.