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Study of Dengue in Patients With Autoimmune Diseases During the Epidemics of 2020 and 2021 in Reunion Island
It is not known whether there is a different clinical profile of dengue in patients with immune system dysfunction. Preliminary data and previous literature suggest that autoimmune diseases, and in particular their treatment, may favour the evolution to severe forms of dengue. Our research hypothesis is that the clinico-biological presentation of dengue might be different in case of autoimmune disease, either on the side of overactivation (autoimmune and auto inflammatory diseases without treatment) or immunodepression (autoimmune and auto inflammatory diseases under immunosuppressive treatment).
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