Development and Validation of the Dengue Simplified Severity Score Based on the Marois Severity Score for Predicting Severe Dengue in the Emergency Department

D-SSS provides an accurate and more practical tool for predicting severe dengue in the ED. Its simplified design enhances applicability, facilitating earlier intervention and potentially improving patient outcomes.

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Emergency Medicine Australasia
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2025-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.1111/1742-6723.70158
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Mosquito-borne diseases and control
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Development and Validation of the Dengue Simplified Severity Score Based on the Marois Severity Score for Predicting Severe Dengue in the Emergency Department

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Development and Validation of the Dengue Simplified Severity Score Based on the Marois Severity Score for Predicting Severe Dengue in the Emergency Department

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Abstract

D-SSS provides an accurate and more practical tool for predicting severe dengue in the ED. Its simplified design enhances applicability, facilitating earlier intervention and potentially improving patient outcomes.

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