[PDF][PDF] Why Dengue hemorrhagic fever in Cuba?
MG Guzmán, G Kouri, J Bravo - 1986 - idl-bnc-idrc.dspacedirect.org
MG Guzmán, G Kouri, J Bravo
1986•idl-bnc-idrc.dspacedirect.orgThe role of sequential infection as a risk factor, for the development of Hemorrhagic Dengue
is discused considering the data obtained during the epidemic 9f DHF/DSS that occure~-in
Cuba in 1981. The re~ ults of the stu~ y of 3 groups of patients, with DHF/DSS, are
presented. The percentage of secondary infection in these was between 95 and 98, 5%. It is
concluded that secondary infection is a necessary. prequisite but other factors are necessary
for the development of the disease.
is discused considering the data obtained during the epidemic 9f DHF/DSS that occure~-in
Cuba in 1981. The re~ ults of the stu~ y of 3 groups of patients, with DHF/DSS, are
presented. The percentage of secondary infection in these was between 95 and 98, 5%. It is
concluded that secondary infection is a necessary. prequisite but other factors are necessary
for the development of the disease.
Abstract
The role of sequential infection as a risk factor, for the development of Hemorrhagic Dengue is discused considering the data obtained during the epidemic 9f DHF/DSS that occure~-in Cuba in 1981.
The re~ ults of the stu~ y of 3 groups of patients, with DHF/DSS, are presented. The percentage of secondary infection in these was between 95 and 98, 5%. It is concluded that secondary infection is a necessary. prequisite but other factors are necessary for the development of the disease.
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