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This study prospectively assessed clinical profiles and predictors of outcomes in children with febrile illness suspected of dengue in Burao, Somaliland.
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Of 186 participants, 83.9% recovered, while 12.4% developed complications and 3.7% died, highlighting the severity of pediatric dengue.
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Bleeding manifestations and prolonged fever duration were independently associated with increased risks of complications and mortality.
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A higher maximum recorded temperature correlated with a greater likelihood of complications, while abdominal pain was linked to a lower risk.
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Age, sex, and residence were not independently associated with outcomes, emphasizing the need for early recognition of clinical indicators.
