Volume : VII, Issue : V, May - 2018

Hepatitis with Hyperferritinemia in Dengue fever: The differential marker of dengue severity

Rajiv Mehta, Ankit Ganju, Divya Mulchandani, Ronak Yagnik, Krishna Parekh, Arohi Sarang

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Dengue virus infection is an important cause of feile illness in tropical and subtropical areas. Herein, we present a rare clinical scenario of dengue fever with encephalopathy complicated by Hyperferritinaemia and hepatitis. During course of illness, ferritin and hepatic enzyme levels rose to 90 and 287 folds, respectively. The patient was managed conservatively with adequate supportive care. This case–report highlights utility of serum ferritin and hepatic enzymes for prediction of dengue hepatitis severity.

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Rajiv Mehta, Ankit Ganju, Divya Mulchandani, Ronak Yagnik, Krishna Parekh, Arohi Sarang, Hepatitis with Hyperferritinemia in Dengue fever: The differential marker of dengue severity, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH : Volume-7 | Issue-5 | May-2018


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