Background: Low and middle-income countries, including Pakistan, encounter many acute,
undifferentiated fevers in their emergency departments (EDs), especially in the summer …

Background: Febrile illnesses are a common cause of morbidity and mortality and present
diagnostic challenge, especially in the absence of reliable data in India. Fever has varying …

BACKGROUND: The infectious causes and epidemiology of acute febrile illness (AFI),
defined as illness of< 1 week duration with no identified source, remain poorly characterized …

Acute Febrile illnesses are caused by diverse microbial pathogens and are associated with
significant morbidity and mortality. The methodical evaluation of area-specific etiologies of …

Introduction The scarcity of epidemiological data on acute febrile illnesses from South Asia
impairs evidence-based clinical decision-making. Our study aimed to explore the etiological …

Background: The presence of a fever is one of the most often reported symptoms to medical
professionals working in emergency department. It may be linked to a variety of clinical …

Aim To describe the aetiology of fever among patients in a tertiary care hospital in Northern
India. Materials and Methods A one-year retro-prospective, observational study was …

© Van Zuiden Communications BV All rights reserved. abstraCt background: although fever
is recognised as a major presentation symptom at emergency departments (eds) and is …

Background: Globally, acute febrile illness (AFI) is a common cause of hospital admission
and its associated infectious causes such as respiratory tract infections, urinary tract …

Background Fever is a common presenting complaint in the developing world, but there is a
paucity of literature to guide investigation and treatment of the adult patient presenting with …