Central nervous system involvement in dengue: A tertiary care centre study
ConclusionsIncreased incidence of dengue encephalopathy in the recent years, in the absence of single sensitive test and with variable cerebrospinal fluid and magnetic resonance imaging brain features and associated high morbidity and mortality, poses a huge problem for clinicians. This study may be helpful in focusing on early diagnosis and aggressive initial management that can influence the final outcome.
Source: Current Medicine Research and Practice - Category: General Medicine Source Type: research
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