Dengue virus and dengue fever

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-7795.2014.06.001

Abstract

Abstract:

Dengue fever(DF) is the most widespread mosquito-borne diseases worldwide, caused by Dengue virus(DV). There are nearly half of the world's populations at the risk of infection in tropical and subtropical countries. DF is divided into Dengue and severe Dengue, which include Dengue hemorrhagic fever(DHF) and Dengue shock syndrome(DSS). With an estimated 500 000 cases of life-threatening disease in the form of severe Dengue every year, most of them are children. Notably, there is the most serious DF outbreak in southern China at 2014. This review will summarize several aspects of Dengue virus and Dengue fever to provide the information to the colleagues.

Key words: Dengue fever, Dengue virus, sever Dengue, infection

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R512.8

Cui Xiaoyun, Wu Yanhua, An Jing. Dengue virus and dengue fever[J]. Journal of Capital Medical University, 2014, 35(6): 683-688.

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