Plasmodium malariae infection

BACKGROUND Plasmodium malariae is a slow-growing parasite with a wide geographic distribution. Although generally regarded as a… Expand

According to current estimates, Plasmodium malariae is not very common in Senegal, as more than 98% of malaria cases are… Expand

BackgroundThe incidence of transfusion-transmitted malaria is very low in non-endemic countries due to strict donor selection… Expand

Light microscopy, the mainstay of malaria diagnosis in epidemiologic studies, exhibits limited sensitivity for detecting low… Expand

We report an unusual case of transfusion-transmitted malaria which remained undiagnosed for several months in an Italian woman… Expand

Plasmodium malariae is regarded as usually being susceptible to all anti-malarials whether applied for prophylaxis or treatment… Expand

To the Editor: Malaria often presents as an acute febrile illness with fever, headache, rigors, anemia, and splenomegaly. The… Expand

Malaria most commonly presents as an acute systemic, febrile illness but may manifest more indolently as chronic anemia… Expand

Plasmodium malariae infection was detected in Bastar district (M.P.) during malaria survey in 1981-83. The data collected during… Expand