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 …

Background Increasing incidence of dengue cases in Malaysia over the last few years has
been paralleled by increased deaths. Mortality prediction models will therefore be useful in …

Background Currently, there are no biomarkers that can predict the incidence of dengue
shock and/or organ failure, although the early identification of risk factors is important in …

Background The importance of prognostication in critical care cannot be over-emphasized,
especially in the context of diseases like dengue, as their presentation may vary from mild …

Objective To develop a prognostic prediction model using the seven warning signs
highlighted by WHO revised Dengue fever classification 2009 to determine severe dengue …

Purpose of review Dengue virus (DENV) infections are a global health emergency. Humans
can experience multiple DENV infections, owing to the presence of four antigenically distinct …

In Brazil, the incidence of hospitalization due to dengue, as an indicator of severity, has
drastically increased since 1998. The objective of our study was to identify risk factors …

Background Taking into consideration, the variable performance of WHO's dengue case
definition and the magnitude of epidemics in India, a score based on clinical and laboratory …

Early prognosis of abnormal vasculopathy is essential for effective clinical management of
patients with severe dengue. An exaggerated interferon (IFN) response and release of …

Introduction: Respiratory distress is serious issue in dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF),
especially in children. Appropriate and timely intervention for treatment of respiratory …