Pruebas de laboratorio elementales de apoyo en el diagnostico de dengue sin signos de alarma.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: dengue is currently the most common pathology in tropical regions, due to its increasing incidence and difficult control in its propagation since it frequently produces a mild or inapparent disease, which often results in a sub-registration of cases, can also provoke severe symptoms and death, for better management the WHO classification is maintained, DENGUE WITHOUT SIGNS OF ALARM OR DENGUE FEVER, DENGUE WITH SIGNS OF ALARM AND SEVERE DENGUE. OBJECTIVE: To establish the difference between clinical examinations used to improve the diagnosis of dengue by reviewing scientific articles to help reduce patient complications. METHODS: this investigative work is carried out through the use of academic data search platforms and / or journals: ScienceDirect, Cochrane, Pubmed, Medline, Google Scholar of periods from 2013 to 2018. DEVELOPMENT: items that meet the parameters mentioned initially and that have quality standards, reliability of platforms defined by percentiles were classified and selected; making the comparison between the clinical and / or semiological characteristics of the pathology mentioned previously. CONCLUSIONS: Dengue continues to be one of the main viral infections with the greatest impact worldwide, the complicated control of the vector adds one more point to its severity, this added to its presentation of febrile majority and little symptomatology like dengue without warning signs, They lead to underreporting of cases in primary care centers.