Epidemiology of Dengue in Argentina: Antibodies seroprevalence in blood donors and circulating serotypes

FLICHMAN, DIEGO M; PERESON, MATÍAS J; BARÉ, PATRICIA; ESPINDOLA, SONIA LORENA; CARBALLO, GRACIELA MABEL; ALBRECHT, ANDRÉS; AGOTE, FELICITAS; ALTER, ADRIANA; BARTOLI, SONIA; BLANCO, SEBASTIÁN; BLEJER, JORGELINA; BORDA, MARCELO; BOUZON, NÉSTOR; CARRIZO, LUIS H.; ETCHEVERRY, LUCRECIA; FERNANDEZ, ROBERTO; REYES, MARÍA INÉS FIGUEROA; GALLEGO, SANDRA; HAHN, ROMINA; LUNA, SILVANA GISELA; MARRANZINO, GABRIELA; ROMANAZZI, JOAQUÍN SUAREZ; ROSSI, ARIEL; TROFFE, ANTONIA; LIN, CHANG-CHI; MARTÍNEZ, ALFREDO P; GARCÍA, GABRIEL; DI LELLO, FEDERICO A

JOURNAL OF CLINICAL VIROLOGY : THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PAN AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL VIROLOGY.

ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV

Año: 2022 vol. 147

1386-6532

Currently, dengue virus (DENV) infection is a world public health concern. In recent decades, three major outbreaks and a substantial growth of DENV infection prevalence have been observed in Argentina. However, there is a paucity of data on DENV epidemiology in this country. Objective: To estimate DENV antibodies seroprevalence and determine the circulating serotypes in a population-based study.