Generalized Dystonia/Parkinsonism and Double‐Doughnut Sign in Dengue Encephalitis

Dengue Encephalitis.

Dengue infection accompanied by unusual complications and manifestations has been described before. Here we report a case of dengue encephalitis who was IgM positive for dengue serology and had presented to us with only motor weakness after an acute febrile episode. Dengue presenting as encephalitis is in itself a very rare feature and that too, pure motor weakness has hardly ever been reported...

Dengue encephalitis in a child.

Case Report Fatal Dengue Encephalitis

Central nervous system involvement is not an uncommon manifestation of dengue virus infection, but encephalitis is a rare entity. We report the case of a 5-year-old girl with fever and convulsions. She developed coma and shock during the high fever stage without abnormal bleeding.Treatment was supportive and symptomatic. The shock was poorly controlled. High fever persisted for 7.5 days then sh...

Encephalitis by dengue virus and other arboviruses.

Dengue encephalitis – clinical spectrum and outcome

Background: Dengue viral infection is common worldwide caused by dengue virus. Recent studies have shown dengue viral infection causing encephalitis with high morbidity and mortality. The Dengue encephalitis patients usually present with altered sensorium, elevated lab parameters and high antibody titres at the time of admission. Aims: To compare initial lab parameters, clinical spectrum and ou...