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SEVERE DENGUE
LEONARD NAINGGOLAN
Division of Tropical Infectious Disease
Departement of Internal Medicine
FMUI-CM Hospital
Virulence and viral load
ADE
Innate immunity Immune system
T-cell-mediated
Complement Liver
Autoimmune disease
Apoptosis Vascular Endothelium
Cytokine Tsunami
Genetic
Lei HY et al. Immunopathogenesis of Dengue infection. J Biomed 2001
Hematocrit ↑
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Case 1.
Bite
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Symptom
Bite NS1 Ag Antibody
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IgG
IgM
NS1 Ag
Day
Dengue Markers
█ Response to Primary Infection
1. NS1 antigens
Day 1 after onset of fever and up to Day 9.
Not detectable once anti-NS1 IgG antibodies are produced.
2. IgM antibodies
Day 5 after onset of fever and rise
for 1-3 weeks, then for up to 60 days.
3. IgG antibodies
Day 14 after onset of fever and persists for life.
Dengue Markers
█ Response to Secondary Infection
1. NS1 antigens
Day 1 after onset of fever and up to Day 9.
Not detectable once anti-NS1 IgG antibodies are produced
(Appearance in short period )
2. IgM antibodies
Produced at low or undetectable levels or
for a shorter period than in a primary infection.
3. IgG antibodies
Rise rapidly 1-2 days after onset of symptoms.
MENGHITUNG HARI DEMAM
Skor
Faktor prediktor Koef SE z p> |z| IK 95%
Trombosit < 134.000 ( /µL) 0,034 0,013 2,68 0,007 0,009– 0,059 31
(Tatty ,2004 )
ULTRASONOGRAPHY
• An ideal, safety, noninvasive investigation to
detect plasma leakage (pleural - pericardial
effusion & ascites), hepatomegaly,
splenomegaly.
Suspect DHF
Spontaneous and Massive Bleeding( - )
Shock (-)
- Hb, Ht (n)
- Hb, Ht increase 10-20% - Hb, Ht increase > 20%
- Platelets< 100.000
- Platelets< 100.000 - Platelets< 100.000
- Crystalloid infusion *
- Crystalloid Infusion *
- Hb, Ht, Plt every 24 hours
- Hb, Ht, Plt every 12 hours **
Protocol – Fluid Replacement
DHF with increased Ht > 20%
Airway
Breathing : O2 1-2 L/min with nasal cannuls, higher use a simple mask
Circulation : crystalloid / colloid 10-20 mL/kg BW loading (If possible less than 10
min) . Evaluate BP, PP, pulse & diuresis.
Response*
Not Response Not Response, shock still happen
Crystalloid 7 mL/kg BW in 1 h
Crystalloid 20-30 mL/kg BW loading for 20-30 min
Response
Not Response
Crystalloid 5 mL/kg BW in 1 h
Ht increase Ht decrease
Response
Colloid 10-20 mL/kg BW loading for 10-15 min Blood transfusion 10 mL/kg
BW can be repeated if
Crystalloid 3 mL/kg BW in 1 h
necessary
Hypovolemic Normovolemic
Not Response
Response:
Monitoring Acid-base &
1. Systolic BP 100 mmHg crystalloid for electrolyte
2. PP > 20 mmHg 10-15 min disturbance,
3. Heart Rate < 100 x/mnt, adequate vol hypoglycemia
, anemia,
4. Warm extremities secondary
5. Diuresis 0,5-1 cc/kgBW/hour infection
correction
Inotropic,
Vasopressor,
drug