[Bartholinitis due to Neisseria meningitidis: Clinical case].

Bartholinitis is the inflammation and infection of the Bartholin's glands that results from the accumulation of mucus in their ducts, the most frequent causal microorganisms being anaerobic and aerobic bacteria and those responsible for sexually transmitted infections. Those caused by agents not belonging to the genital microbiota are less frequent. Likewise, in most cases the diagnosis is clinical.