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Microvascular and endothelial dysfunction in the pathophysiology of disease progression in dengue : an observational study in Vietnam

2016-01-01

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Dengue infection can present with a broad spectrum of clinical phenotypes. The hallmark of severe disease is increased vascular permeability, sometimes leading to hypovolaemic shock. Microvascular/endothelial dysfunction may underlie this, but have not been assessed clinically. I performed a prospective observational study in two hospitals in Vietnam recruiting 300 children ( > 3 years) and adults presenting to a)...

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34425b93-eba3-54c4-84f7-ca3b74fafd01
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10.25560/52632
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