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Seroprevalence and recent trends of dengue in a rural area in South India

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Dengue is the most critical arthropod borne viral infection and a major public health concern globally in recent years infecting about 50 million people each year. Dengue infected patients present with symptoms varying from mild fever to life threatening shock. Associated thrombo cytopaenia is a hall mark of a life threatening dengue infection. A platelet count of less than 100,000/µl is a diagnostic criteria for dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) as per World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines, 2015. | Seroprevalence and recent trends of dengue in a rural area in South India

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