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LECTURE :
dr. Hilmi Kurniawan Riskawa, Sp.A, M. Kes
Department of Pediatric
Kartika Husada Hospital
Faculty of Medicine Tanjungpura University
December 21, 2015 – February 26, 2016 1
IDENTITY
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CHIEF COMPLAINT
Fever
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PRESENT ILLNESS HISTORY
5 days Patient present with continuous high fever
before Complaints fever accompanied by decrease appetite and drink, vomiting
hospitalized 1 time contain consumed food, headache, and painful muscle
Other complaints such as retro orbital pain, joint pain, abdominal pain,
rash, nosebleed, gums bleed, blood vomiting, and dark color feces denied
by patient
WORKING DIAGNOSIS
Dengue Fever
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TREATMENT
ADVICE
Dengue serology, Chikungunya titer, Reverse Transcription Polymerase
Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) Zika virus, Microscopic Agglutination Test
(MAT) Leptospira
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FOLLOW UP
Date of Examination
Haematology
30/12/15 31/12/15 1/1/16 2/1/16 3/1/16 4/1/16
Ad Vitam : ad Bonam
Ad Functionam : ad Bonam
Ad Sanactionam : dubia ad Bonam
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FINAL DIAGNOSIS
HOME THERAPY
Azitromycin 2 x 1 tablet, Imunos syr 1 x 1 tea spoon, Sanmol
syr 3 x 1 tea spoon
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PROBLEM OF CASE
Diagnose
Treatment
Prognose
DIAGNOSE
Probable diagnosis:
Acute febrile illness with ≥ 2:
• headache • retro-orbital pain
• myalgia, • arthralgia/bone pain Patient sign and symptom:
• rash
• leucopenia,
• haemorrhagic manifestations
• thrombocytopenia
Acute febrile illness
• rising haematocrit Headache
and at least 1:
• serology serum Myalgia
• occurrence at the same location and time as
confirmed cases of dengue fever.
Leucopenia
Thrombocytopenia
Confirmed diagnosis:
Probable case with at least 1:
• isolation of dengue virus
• ≥4 x increase in serum IgG Serology
• detection of dengue virus or antigen
• detection of dengue virus genomic sequences
DIAGNOSE
Chikungunya Fever:
• Fever • Artralgia (87%)
• Nosocomial infection =
• Backache (67%) Hospital Acquired Infection
• Diagnosis: Isolation of virus, PCR,
detection IgM,, rising IgG • Infection occurring in patient in
a hospital in whom the infection
Zika Disease:
was not present or incubating
• Fever, rash, conjunctivitis, muscle
and joint pain, malaise, headache at the time of admission
• Diagnosis: RT-PCR, PRNT
• Most frequent nosocomial
Leptospirosis: infections : infections of surgical
• Jaundice • Conjunctiva suffusion wounds, UTI, and lower
• Diagnosis: Serodiagnosis, bacteri
respiratory tract infections
culture
TREATMENT
Medication Function