Dengue

Tom Solomon; Alan D.T. Barrett

Dengue

Pathology

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Abstract

There has been considerable debate about the relative importance or even existence of the neurological manifestations of dengue and the mechanism by which they occur. In this chapter we consider the classical and neurological manifestations of dengue infection, focusing on the latter, reexamine some of the existing epidemiological data, and look at the extent to which recent studies are beginning to unravel the many unanswered questions about this disease.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Clinical Neurovirology
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	469-516
Number of pages	48
ISBN (Electronic)	9780203912126
ISBN (Print)	9780824740818
State	Published - Jan 1 2003

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General Medicine

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