Early diagnosis of dengue, the most common mosquito-borne disease globally, remains
challenging. Dengue presents initially as undifferentiated fever, with symptoms becoming …

The aim of the meta‐analysis was to provide more solid evidence for the reliability of the
new classification. A systematic literature search was performed using PubMed, Armed …

ABSTRACT The World Health Organization (WHO) introduced the new dengue classification
in 2009. We aimed to assess the association of clinical signs and symptoms with WHO …

Dengue fever is usually a benign acute viral infection transmitted by arthropods but may
evolve to severe clinical manifestations such as coagulation and/or hemodynamic disorders …

Background In 2009, the World Health Organization (WHO) proposed seven warning signs
(WS) as criteria for hospitalization and predictors of severe dengue (SD). We assessed their …

Background Dengue is an important emerging and re-emerging arboviral infection globally
as a rapidly growing and widespread public health problem, with transmission occurring in …

Background The WHO guidelines were revised recently to identify patients with severe
dengue (SD) early. We proceeded to determine the usefulness of the warning signs in the …

Objective Severe dengue is a significant health problem in Latin America, with children
being the most affected. Understanding risk factors for severe dengue is crucial for …

Background Dengue infection is the fastest spreading mosquito-borne viral disease, which
affects people living in the tropical and subtropical countries. Malaysia had large dengue …

El fracaso en controlar la expansión del Aedes aegypti en el mundo y de evitar la
diseminación de enfermedades transmitidas por mosquitos, entre ellas el dengue, otorga …