Dengue virus is an under-recognised causative agent of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES): Results from a four year AES surveillance study of Japanese encephalitis in selected states of India

Vasanthapuram Ravi; Shafeeq K Shahul Hameed; Anita Desai; Reeta S. Mani; Vijayalakshmi Reddy; Anoop Velayudhan; Ravi Yadav; Amita Jain; Lahari Saikia; AK Borthakur; Daiji Gogoi Mohan; Bhaswati Bandyopadhyay; Nemai Bhattacharya; A C Dhariwal; P K Sen; Srinivas Venkatesh; Jagdish Prasad; Kayla Laserson; Padmini Srikantiah

doi:10.1016/j.ijid.2019.01.008

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Amongst the pathogens identified, dengue accounted for 5% of all AES cases and was one of the three common etiological agents. These results underscore the importance of including dengue virus in routine testing of AES cases.

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Dengue virus is an under-recognised causative agent of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES): Results from a four year AES surveillance study of Japanese encephalitis in selected states of India

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Dengue virus is an under-recognised causative agent of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES): Results from a four year AES surveillance study of Japanese encephalitis in selected states of India

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