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在墨西哥西部的DENV-3爆发期间,死亡率的意外预测因素:发作,多色炎和功能障碍,但没有严重的血小板缺血症

Martha A Mendoza-Hernandez1,2, Janet Diaz-Martinez3, Gustavo A Hernández-Fuentes2,4,5

  • 1Hospital General de Manzanillo IMSS-Bienestar, Av. Elías Zamora Verduzco S/N, Nuevo Salagua, Manzanillo City 28869, Mexico.

Viruses
|July 30, 2025
PubMed
概括

2024年墨西哥发生的登革热病毒3型血清型 (DENV-3) 疫情揭示了新的死亡率模式. 死亡与发作,多炎和脏问题有关,而不是严重的血小板缺血.

关键词:
登革热病毒血清型3 (DENV-3) 的病毒.流行病学流行病学神经系统并发症 神经系统并发症聚聚素炎是一种多聚素炎.脏功能障碍 脏功能障碍

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