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A 7-year-old female child has developed an acute condition. She complains of a headache, two onsets of vomiting. Objectively: deferred reactions, body temperature - 39,3oC, pronounced hyperesthesia, nuchal rigidity, positive superior and inferior Brudzinski's signs, symmetric Kernig's sign. What is the provisional diagnosis?
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