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219.3.0.1 1ïžâ£ Dengue vs Chikungunya vs Zika (Aedes Mosquito Family)
| Feature | Dengue | Chikungunya | Zika |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pain | Severe muscle + bone | Severe joint pain (arthralgia, days-weeks) | Mild |
| Rash | 50% maculopapular | Variable | Maculopapular common |
| Hemorrhage | Severe possible | Rare | Rare |
| Shock | DSS possible | Rare | Rare |
| Microcephaly | No | No | YES (congenital Zika) |
| GBS | Rare | Rare | Documented association |
| Vaccine | Dengvaxia, Qdenga | None licensed | None licensed |
219.3.0.2 2ïžâ£ Taiwan Dengue Outbreak Pattern
- Every 2-3 years major outbreaks
- 2015: Tainan + Kaohsiung ~ 43,000 cases
- 2023: ~ 40,000 cases (record Taiwan)
- 2024-2025: ongoing transmission
- Imported cases trigger local outbreaks
- Aedes aegypti south + A. albopictus throughout
- å ¬è²» control programs
- ç§é«åž« hint: å€ + ç§ + æ é endemic ç 人 fever â dengue NS1 + PCR; warning signs admit
219.3.0.3 3ïžâ£ Fluid Management Algorithm in Severe Dengue
- Initial: 10-20 mL/kg over 15-30 min isotonic crystalloid
- Reassess (HR, BP, urine output, Hct)
- If improving: 5-10 mL/kg/h à 1-2 h, then taper
- If not improving: 10-20 mL/kg over 1 h, then reassess
- Persistent shock: switch to colloid
- Risk: over-resuscitation â fluid overload in recovery phase
219.3.0.4 4ïžâ£ Platelet Transfusion in Dengue
- NOT routine for low platelet count alone (even < 20K)
- Only if active bleeding + need
- Counterintuitive but evidence-based (TRACT trial 2017)
- Bleeding clinically significant â platelet, FFP, packed RBC
219.3.0.5 5ïžâ£ Dengue + Pregnancy
- Often more severe
- Vertical transmission can occur (late pregnancy)
- Hemorrhagic complications + preterm birth + fetal loss
- ICU monitoring + obstetric coordination
- No specific vaccine recommendation for pregnant
219.3.0.6 6ïžâ£ Imported Dengue in Returning Travelers
- Tropical destination + acute febrile illness within 14 days
- NS1 antigen + IgM + PCR
- Most mild, but warning for severe
- éå ± in many countries
219.3.0.7 7ïžâ£ Dengvaxia Tragedy
- Philippines 2017: mass vaccination of school children
- Subsequent reports of severe dengue post-vaccination in seronegative
- Sanofi confirmed paradoxical risk
- Vaccine restricted to seropositive in 2018
- Pre-vaccination dengue screening mandatory now (rapid test)
219.3.0.8 8ïžâ£ Qdenga + Mass Vaccination Strategies
- Broader population indication
- Endemic country deployment 2023+ (Brazil, Indonesia, Peru, Mexico)
- WHO prequalified 2024 â accelerates global rollout
- Cost considerations remain in low-income