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The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2012
Evidence suggests that imported malaria is a diagnostic challenge with initial misdiagnosis rates of 40% or greater. Given that prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment are the only intervention proven to prevent progression to severe malaria and death, these figures are concerning.
Eric J, Nilles, Paul M, Arguin
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Evidence suggests that imported malaria is a diagnostic challenge with initial misdiagnosis rates of 40% or greater. Given that prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment are the only intervention proven to prevent progression to severe malaria and death, these figures are concerning.
Eric J, Nilles, Paul M, Arguin
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The importance of the spleen in malaria
Trends in Parasitology, 2005There are several malaria vaccine candidates at various stages of development. Many of these target blood stages of Plasmodium falciparum. The spleen is a key site for removal of parasitized red blood cells, generation of immunity and production of new red blood cells during malaria.
Engwerda, Christian R. +2 more
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1985
The number of imported malaria cases in Kuwait rose from 87 in 1980 to 504 in 1983, an increase of 579%. The continued resurgence of malaria in endemic zones, improved diagnostic techniques and a heightened awareness of imported malaria have contributed to the increase in the number of microscopically proved cases.
P R, Hira, K, Behbehani, S, Al-Kandari
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The number of imported malaria cases in Kuwait rose from 87 in 1980 to 504 in 1983, an increase of 579%. The continued resurgence of malaria in endemic zones, improved diagnostic techniques and a heightened awareness of imported malaria have contributed to the increase in the number of microscopically proved cases.
P R, Hira, K, Behbehani, S, Al-Kandari
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Impact of UK Malaria Prophylaxis Policy on Imported Malaria
Lancet, The, 1996 Kevin Marsh, Bob Snow, R H Behrens
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Thrombocytopenia: important in diagnosing imported malaria
BMJ, 2013As the world has become increasingly connected through the unprecedented movement of people and goods between and within continents, the spread …
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Importance and prevention of malaria in pregnancy
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2003Malaria in pregnancy is one of the most important preventable causes of low birthweight deliveries worldwide. It is also a major cause of severe maternal anaemia contributing to maternal mortality. It is estimated that 40% of the world's pregnant women are exposed to malaria infection during pregnancy.
Caroline E, Shulman, Edgar K, Dorman
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Journal of Travel Medicine
Information on imported malaria in China has been scarce in the past due to language barriers and poor access to information. The review by Zhu et al. now sheds light on malaria imported into China in the pre-pandemic period, which is essential to inform travel and migrant health recommendations in the Asian region.
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Information on imported malaria in China has been scarce in the past due to language barriers and poor access to information. The review by Zhu et al. now sheds light on malaria imported into China in the pre-pandemic period, which is essential to inform travel and migrant health recommendations in the Asian region.
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