| immune response to dengue virus infection in pediatric patients in new delhi, india--association of viremia, inflammatory mediators and monocytes with disease severity. | dengue virus, a mosquito-borne flavivirus, is a causative agent for dengue infection, which manifests with symptoms ranging from mild fever to fatal dengue shock syndrome. the presence of four serotypes, against which immune cross-protection is short-lived and serotype cross-reactive antibodies that might enhance infection, pose a challenge to further investigate the role of virus and immune response in pathogenesis. we evaluated the viral and immunological factors that correlate with severe den ... | 2016 | 26982706 |
| chikungunya fever outbreak in guntur, andhra pradesh, india. | | 0 | 26905236 |
| genetic characterization of chikungunya virus from new delhi reveal emergence of a new molecular signature in indian isolates. | chikungunya (chik) is currently endemic in south and central india and exist as co-infections with dengue in northern india. in 2010, new delhi witnessed an outbreak of chik in the months october-december. this was the first incidence of a dominant chik outbreak in delhi and prompted us to characterize the delhi virus strains. we have also investigated the evolution of chik spread in india. | 2012 | 22632412 |
| a comparative study of clinical features between monotypic and dual infection cases with chikungunya virus and dengue virus in west bengal, india. | chikungunya virus (chikv) and dengue virus (denv) are circulating individually in the state of west bengal, india. however, after 1965 the dual-infection caused by both viruses had not been recorded until 2010. in 2010, an investigation of the febrile cases was carried out to confirm the involvement of both viruses simultaneously. a total of 550 blood samples were tested for the detection of immunoglobulin m (igm) antibody against both chikv and denv. serology by the enzyme-linked immunosorbent ... | 0 | 22492160 |
| retrospective study of chikungunya outbreak in urban areas of india. | a retrospective study on chikungunya outbreak in india in five states viz. delhi, madhya pradesh, orissa, maharashtra and kerala was conducted in 2007-2008 to know the distribution and determinants of chikungunya fever outbreak in india. | 0 | 22561622 |
| chikungunya infection in india: results of a prospective hospital based multi-centric study. | chikungunya (chikv) has recently seen a re-emergence in india with high morbidity. however, the epidemiology and disease burden remain largely undetermined. a prospective multi-centric study was conducted to evaluate clinical, epidemiological and virological features of chikugunya infection in patients with acute febrile illness from various geographical regions of india. | 2012 | 22363413 |