Hypertensive Disorder in Zika Virus Infection
Journal Title: Journal of Hypertension and Management - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
At present, Zika virus infection is a big public health problem. The infection can be seen worldwide and is still not successfully controlled. The disease can cause acute febrile illness but the important problems are the possible induction of neurological complication and teratogenic effect.
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