Dengue With Concurrent Hepatitis A Causing Diagnostic Dilemma - Case Series

Dengue and viral hepatitis A are extensively endemic diseases in India. Coinfection of these infections is uncommon and poses difficulty for physicians to diagnose as their clinical features are quite similar and overlapping. This article presents with 8 paediatric age group cases reporting Dengue fever which occurred concomitantly with Hepatitis A virus infection. Usually these infections are self-limiting but complications of coinfection are described in this article

A case of moyamoya disease in a patient with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis

Moyamoya cerebral angiopathy is characterized by progressive stenosis or occlusion of the internal carotid artery or its branches with subsequent development of basilar collaterals. It is commonly seen in Asian population. Authors present a case report of a 12 year-old boy with Multidrug resistant tuberculosis with Moyamoya disease. Moyamoya disease rarely coexists with tuberculosis. However, we can infer that tuberculosis may coexist in a patient in a patient of Moyamoya disease.