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October 06, 2012

Cambodia: "Hemorrhagic dengue fever goes on"

Click through to the Kantha Bopha Hospitals website, and then click on "Kantha Bopha in September 2012." Dr. Beat Richner has posted a PDF on the statistics for his hospitals. Some of those numbers:

September admissions for severe hemorrhagic dengue fever (HDF) at Kantha Bopha in Phnom Penh: 1,532.

September admissions for severe HDF at Kantha Bopha III in Siem Reap Angkor: 1,632.

Admissions to both hospitals for severe HDF from January 1 to September 30: 24,199.

October 06, 2012 at 08:27 PM in Dengue |

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