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Posted On : 03 Dec 2007

How to differentiate clinically between dengue fever with bleeding complications and Hemorrhagic dengue fever?

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pediatriconcall

Dengue fever with bleeding is dengue hemoorhagic fever. Both dengue and dengue hemorrhagic fever will have thrombocytopenia but that does not cause bleeding. Bleeding is due to coagulopathy and manifested bleeding is a sign of DHF

17 years ago

sunanda patil

TOURNIQUET TEST

17 years ago

Dr Sasi k Reddy

in Dengue haemorrhagic fever there will be Hypotension with 3rd space collection

17 years ago

Pedro

prova do laço,plaquetas e hematocrito.

17 years ago

leena christ

dengue hemorrhagic fever is associated with shock and signs of plasma leak like pleural effusion and ascitis

17 years ago

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