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Xuân Nghĩa, V., Văn Chuyên, N., Quang Bình, N., Hải Sâm, N., Quốc Hoàn, P., & Thị Hiền, N. (2021). SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF HEMORRHAGE FEVER IN DONG NAI 2017-2018. Vietnam Medical Journal, 498(1). https://doi.org/10.51298/vmj.v498i1.48
SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF HEMORRHAGE FEVER IN DONG NAI 2017-2018
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100 patients were suffered from Hemorrhagic fever in Dong Nai having blood samples for clinical evaluation, subclinical assessment and the cause of Hemorrhagic fever. The method is cross-sectional, the labo commented. Research results show that the working age group from 21-40 accounts for the highest rate ranging from 30.3-37.4. The positive rate for nsp1 determination of dengue virus nsp1 is 37%. No cases were found positive for Zika virus and Chikungunya virus.
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hemorrhagic fever, Dengue virus
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