Longitudinal analysis identifies severe laboratory abnormalities in older adults with dengue, suggesting the need for better monitoring.
Older adults with dengue exhibit a distinct phenotype characterized by milder initial symptoms but severe laboratory abnormalities and a higher treatment burden. Longitudinal monitoring of laboratory trajectories, rather than relying solely on symptom-based assessment, is essential to optimize risk stratification and management in this vulnerable population.
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