GAMBARAN SEROLOGIS IgM – IgG CEPAT DAN HEMATOLOGI RUTIN PENDERITA DBD

Abstract

The prevalence of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in South Sulawesi is still high. Proper and immediate management is important
to reduce the disease morbidity and mortality The aims of this study are to know the between correlate in stages of the disease and values
of blood IgM-IgG, routine haematology analyses as will as infection status. A cross sectional study was done at Wahidin Sudirohusodo
Hospital Makassar in January – June 2006. The diagnosis of DHF following WHO criteria (1999) and Immunocromatographic unit
(ICT) for sera IgM-IGg have been conducted. From 83 collected samples, 37 male (44.6%) and female 46 (55.4%) ranged between
age 6 months up to 47 year old. The decrease of trombocyte counts (mean 70.120/μL) and increase of (mean 10.09%) were observed.
Serological unit result showed 10 (12%) primary infections and 68 (82%) secondary infections. Immunoglobulin G could be detected
in the second day of fever. The samples, 56 (67.5%) were stage I, 15 (18.1%) were stage II, and 12 (14.4%) were stage III or IV, that
means there were correlation between infection status and disease's stages (p<0.01). It can be concluded they routine blood analysis
is still useful for diagnosis of DHF, because it was confirmed by rapid serological unit specifically for IgM-IgG in early phase of DHF. So
they an adequate treatment came out in order to prevent severe case of the disease.