ArticleCureus2023
The Clinical and Laboratory Profiles of Immunocompetent Patients With Short-Duration Fever With Neutropenia in a Tertiary Care Hospital in Pune, India.
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Background Management of a febrile patient is based on understanding the pathophysiology of an abnormal temperature and temperature regulation, impacts of fever, and its treatment. In the current study, we aimed to characterize and compare the epidemiological, etiologic, microbiological, serological, clinical, and outcome traits of febrile patients with acute neutropenia admitted to a tertiary care center in Western Maharashtra. Methods Adult patients with a history of fever of less than two weeks' duration and without any immunosuppressive state were screened with predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria. General and demographic information (age and gender), and clinical examinations (type and duration of fever) were recorded. Biochemical, hematologic (total and differential cell counts), and immunologic measurements (rapid malaria, dengue,
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