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2022, Number 2

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Rev Latin Infect Pediatr 2022; 35 (2)

Neonatal dengue: case series**

Juárez CCE, Duran GD, Ceja MÓE, Cortez CD, Baeza CJA, Díaz SBDE, Benavides GYB, Reyes HKL, Reyes GU, Uribe RG, Baeza MSJ, Vargas MME, Mercado DCU

Language: Spanish
References: 30
Page: 81-85
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ABSTRACT

Dengue is a viral infectious disease, it represents a problem for public health worldwide due to its morbidity and mortality. Four serotypes have been reported: DENV-1, DENV-2, DENV-3, DENV-4. Mexico is an endemic country. A series of five cases of neonatal dengue is reported from the neonatal area of the General Hospital of the West, of the Health Services of Jalisco, México, detected from February to November 2019. The importance of this report is its presentation at this age where this pathology is rare, transmission was vertical and occurred in the first days of life. The newborns had variable symptoms of the disease, one was classified as severe dengue with shock and hemorrhage. The clinical report of suspicion was confirmed with the serological diagnosis NS1/IgM (+), predominating serotype DENV-2. Vertical transmission should be suspected in high-risk areas, to maintain surveillance and once diagnosed, provide timely treatment, as well as promote the implementation of specific diagnostic and therapeutic guidelines for the neonatal stage.


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