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International Journal of Pathology. 2010; 8 (1): 13-15
Dans Anglais | IMEMR | ID: emr-109984

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This current study is perhaps the first study of its type in any rural area of Pakistan. It was carried out on healthy population resident of different villages of Tehsil Kahutta, District Rawalpindi. Although Dengue Viral Infection was believed to be only present in urban and semi urban areas. Dengue viral infection is prevalent in rural areas of District Rawalpindi. 1. To find out the prevalence of Dengue viral infection [lgG] in rural areas. 2. To highlight subclinical cases of Dengue Viral Infection. Pathology [Microbiology] Department, Benazir Bhutto Hospital, Rawalpindi. Descriptive Cross Sectional Study. 7 Months. 96 Samples. 1. Individuals who have never suffered from Dengue infection. 2. Both male and female population of any age group. 3. Must be the resident of rural area. 1. Individuals who have a strong history of Dengue infection. 2. Individuals who have a strong history of immunization for Japanese encephalitis, Yellow fever, and Tick borne encephalitis. Thus to prevent erroneous results because of cross reacting antibody formation. A Systematic Random Sampling procedure was adopted. A written informed consent form and bio data proforma filling were the pre requisites of study. Than 3ml of venous blood sample was drawn from every participant. Finally ELISA test was done to detect the presence of lgG Anti Dengue Antibodies. Out of 96 participants, 13 [13.5%] were found to be positive for IgG Anti Dengue Antibodies presence. Dengue viral infection is prevalent in rural areas of District Rawalpindi


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Humains , Mâle , Femelle , Adolescent , Adulte , Prévalence , Études séroépidémiologiques , Dengue/épidémiologie , Population rurale , Études transversales
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