Effects of short-course oral corticosteroid therapy in early dengue infection in Vietnamese patients: a randomized, placebo-controlled trial

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Abstract
Use of oral prednisolone during the early acute phase of dengue infection was not associated with prolongation of viremia or other adverse effects. Although not powered to assess efficacy, we found no reduction in the development of shock or other recognized complications of dengue virus infection i …
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Authors Tam DT;Ngoc TV;Tien NT;Kieu NT;Thuy TT;Thanh LT;Tam CT;Truong NT;Dung NT;Qui PT;Hien TT;Farrar JJ;Simmons CP;Wolbers M;Wills BA;;
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