Aseptic meningitis is a term used to refer to conditions where there are features of meningeal inflammation, but no bacterial growth from cerebrospinal fluid.
The term covers a variety of aetiologies, some of which are certainly infectious, and it is for this reason that the description is less frequently used these days.
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