Korean J Infect Dis.
2001 Oct;33(5):376-379.
A Case of Korean Hemorrhagic Fever with Suspected Acute Pancreatitis
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- 1Department of Internal Medicine, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea.
Abstract
- The Korean hemorrhagic fever (KHF) is an acute febrile disease with characteristic of fever, bleeding tendency, and renal failure. There are many complications of Korean hemorrhagic fever such as infection, anemia, internal bleeding, hypopituitarism, respiratory, and neurologic complication. A few cases were reported on acute pancreatitis with hemorrhagic fever abroad, but there was no case about Korean hemorrhagic fever with acute pancreatitis in this country. We experienced a case of Korean hemorrhagic fever associated with suspected acute pancreatits. With review of articles, we report a case of 51 year-old woman with KHF, where acute pancreatitis developed during management.
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