Comprehensive Hematological Profiles and Dengue-Associated Clinical Data from Bangladesh: A Multivariate Dataset for Epidemiological and Clinical Research

Dengue fever remains a major public health concern in Bangladesh, particularly in urban and semi-urban areas where seasonal outbreaks are common. Early and accurate diagnosis is critical for effective patient management and outbreak control. However, challenges such as non-specific early symptoms and limited access to rapid diagnostic tools often delay treatment. To support research into improved diagnostic models and clinical decision-making, this dataset provides a comprehensive collection of hematological and clinical parameters from patients presenting with dengue-like symptoms in various healthcare settings across Bangladesh.

Clinical and Hematological Parameters Included:
Age : Patient's age in years
Sex : Gender of the patient (Male/Female)
Hemoglobin (g/dL) : Concentration of hemoglobin in the blood
WBC Count (x10³/µL) : Total white blood cell count
Neutrophils (%) : Percentage of neutrophils in WBC differential count
Lymphocytes (%) : Percentage of lymphocytes in WBC differential count
Monocytes (%) : Percentage of monocytes in WBC differential count
Eosinophils (%) : Percentage of eosinophils in WBC differential count
RBC Count (x10⁶/µL) : Total red blood cell count
PCV (%) / HCT : Packed cell volume / Hematocrit
MCV (fL) : Mean Corpuscular Volume
MCH (pg) : Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
MCHC (g/dL) : Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration
RDW (%) : Red Cell Distribution Width
Platelet Count (x10³/µL) : Total number of platelets
MPV (fL) : Mean Platelet Volume
PDW (%) : Platelet Distribution Width
P-LCR : Platelet Large Cell Ratio
Dengue Test Result : Laboratory confirmation of dengue infection (Positive/Negative)

Structure of the Dataset:
Format: CSV
Rows: 2,086 (individual patient records)
Columns: 20 (clinical and hematological parameters, including diagnostic result)