Case report: A case of acute intravascular hemolysis in dengue fever

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Acute intravascular hemolysis (AIH) with hemoglobinuria is a rare complication of dengue viral infection. Review of the literature revealed only one report of AIH as a complication of dengue fever (DF). We report a case of AIH with massive hemoglobinuria in a 17-year-old Sri Lankan male, in the febrile phase of DF. This unusual and rare complication warranted forced diuresis, to prevent acute kidney injury. This was a departure from the recommended fluid therapy for DF.

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Sellahewa, K. H., Kumaratne, M. P., Halpe, S., & Marapana, K. (2020). Case report: A case of acute intravascular hemolysis in dengue fever. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 102(2), 355–358. https://doi.org/10.4269/ajtmh.19-0743

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