This study was performed to find out whether ultrasound is an important adjunct to clinical
and laboratory profile in diagnosing dengue fever or dengue haemorrhagic fever and to …

Objective: The objective of the following study is to determine the use of ultrasound as an
important adjunct to clinical and laboratory profile in diagnosing dengue fever and in …

Objectives To study the role of ultrasound in children with dengue fever and determine its
role in predicting the severity of the disease. Methods This was a retrospective hospital …

Background: Dengue fever (DF) is a viral hemorrhagic fever causing severe morbidity and
mortality in affected patients. Aims: The purpose of our study was to evaluate the changing …

Background Dengue fever accounts for significant mortality in developing countries. Dengue
fever serology takes a week at least to be reported positive, thus necessitating the need for …

Background: Dengue infection is the most important one in terms of morbidity and mortality.
If the illness is not identified early in the course and not treated promptly when indicated …

Background: Dengue, caused by a flavivirus has emerged as a major public health problem
in the Indian subcontinent. This study was to assess severity of disease by ultrasound …

Background: Dengue has become a major international health problem in recent years. As
per the World Health Organization, dengue has shown a 30-fold increase globally over the …

Around 96 million cases of dengue have been reported worldwide in tropical and
subtropical countries. It has increasingly become a public menace. Fluid resuscitation …

Background: Dengue fever is endemic in many countries of Asian, Pacific, American, African
and Caribbean region. This study examines the role of ultrasonography in diagnosis and …