Multiple cranial nerve involvement in a case of dengue meningoencephalitis - a rare presentation
Journal Title: International Journal Of Medical Science And Clinical Invention - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Dengue fever, an arboviral infection, is a common infection in tropical countries especially during outbreaks of its epidemics. Caused by dengue viruses of four types, it occurs in humans due to bites from aedes aegyti mosquitoes.
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Dr. Amit Daphale , Dr. Sourya Acharya2 , Dr. S. Shukla , Dr. Shahsiraj Lahoti
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