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case_images: Dengue virus solution filtering procedure. a Aspiration. b Filtering
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case_images: Then, she connected the syringe to a disposable filter in order to filter the virus solution (Fig. 1).
case_images: Simulated usage of the needle during the worker's filtering procedure at the time of injury. a Connecting the syringe to the needle. b Recapping the needle after use. c Needlestick injury
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case_images: When she tried to recap the needle to remove it, she was injured (Fig. 2).
case_images: The test results of the NS1 Ag Rapid Test. a On the 7th day after the needlestick injury. b On the 10th day after the needlestick injury
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case_images: South Korea), which is a rapid diagnostic test for dengue virus nonstructural protein 1 (NS1) antigen (Ag). Ten days after she was wounded, a positive test result was confirmed (Fig. 3). Symptoms had started one day before the positive reaction was confirmed.
case_images: Maculopapular rash of the patient on the third day of admission
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case_images: Two days later, a rash started around both knees (Fig. 4).