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[tertian malaria in children and adults from an epidemic region in southern turkey (author's transl)].	since 1974 an epidemic of tertian malaria has been spreading around the adana and tarsus townships in southern turkey, with a peak incidence of 115 500 cases in 1977. a further increase is to be expected because the insect vectors have become resistant to insecticides. since 1975 eleven children and three adults have been treated for p. vivax malaria. they had all stayed in the epidemic area during the transmission season which lasts from july to october. because of a long primary latent period ...	1979	367741
occurrence of malaria acquired during travel abroad among american civilians, 1970-1976.		1979	374645
treatment of vivax malaria with sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine and with pyrimethamine alone.	the effect of pyrimethamine and the combination of pyrimethamine-sulfadoxine (fansidar) upon the termination of the acute attack of vivax malaria was studied in thailand. pyrimethamine was found to be ineffective, providing clearance of parasitaemia in only two of six patients by the end of seven days following treatment. the combination, administered in a two-tablet single dose (sulfadoxine 1 gm, pyrimethamine 50 mg) eliminated parasitaemia in only six of ten patients within seven days. three t ...	1979	375485
lymphocyte changes in murine and human malaria.		1979	375510
urban malaria and its vectors in salem (tamil nadu): natural and induced infection with human plasmodia in mosquitoes.		1979	376440
plasmodium gallinaceum-parasitized chicken erythrocytes in a practical hemagglutination test for igm antibodies in human malaria.	a new hemagglutination test for human malaria, done with plasmodium gallinaceum-parasitized, aldehyde-fixed, chicken erythrocytes as a stable lyophilized reagent, is described. the test was positive in every human case of falciparum or vivax malaria in which there was parasitemia. it detected only igm anti-plasmodial antibodies and usually became negative within a few weeks after treatment. as a practical and sensitive test for active malaria, the p. gallinaceum hemagglutination test should be c ...	1979	380370
results of 5-day course of radical treatment of plasmodium vivax in six districts of tamil nadu.		1979	381191
immunobiology of malaria.	malaria, the number one disease in the world, is caused by intracellular protozoans belonging to the subphylum, sporozoa; suborder, haemosphoridia; and family, plasmodiidae. the four classical organisms producing disease in man are plasmodium vivax, p. falciparum, p. malariae, and p. ovale. although malaria has been known to man for centuries, attempts are still being made to control and eliminate its devastating effects in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. current active interest in ...	1979	439167
maloprim prophylaxis: inadequate plasmodium vivax cover.		1979	449823
[study of gametocytes from the plasmodium "vivax" group: morphology, development in anopheles and infectivity of plasmodium yoelii microgametocytes].	the study of the gametocytes of plasmodium yoelii enabled the differentiation of 4 morphological types: o, i, ii and iii (in a chronological order) and amongst each of these types the differentiation of healthy and altered gametocytes. these morphological data represent a tool for investigations on the biology of the gametocytes of the "vivax" group. preliminary experiments bring informations on the evolution of gametocytes and the mechanisms of their infectivity. 1--in experimentaly infected wh ...	1979	539716
[tertiarty malaria with a long incubation period caused by a plasmodium vivax strain in a turkish woman].		1979	384272
[successes of modern malariology].	malariological situation analysis in the ussr and world over testifies to increasing malaria incidence particularly in the countries where earlier it was almost fully eradicated. malaria epidemics in these countries (posteradication epidemics) is a new phenomenon in malariology. temporary success of the global campaign of malaria eradication has led to a deadlock in malariology which during the past 10 years is being successfully overcome. achievements of modern malariology are reviewed in the a ...	1979	386234
chloroquine-resistant plasmodium vivax malaria in infancy and childhood.		1979	389793
imported parasitic infections in tasmania.	a number of protozoan, trematode, and nematode infections have been imported into tasmania over an 18-month period. some of the cases are briefly discussed as they provide features of clinical interest. the increasing problem of imported infections in australia is emphasized.	1979	390340
which prophylactic drugs for malaria?		1979	391331
haemoglobin a2 in malaria.		1979	391709
treatment and chemoprophylaxis of malaria.		1979	392489
changes in serum lipoproteins during malariatherapy with plasmodium vivax.		1979	393192
quantitative assessment of antimalarial activity in vitro by a semiautomated microdilution technique.	a rapid, semiautomated microdilution method was developed for measuring the activity of potential antimalarial drugs against cultured intraerythrocytic asexual forms of the human malaria parasite plasmodium falciparum. microtitration plates were used to prepare serial dilutions of the compounds to be tested. parasites, obtained from continuous stock cultures, were subcultured in these plates for 42 h. inhibition of uptake of a radiolabeled nucleic acid precursor by the parasites served as the in ...	1979	394674
partial suppression of malaria parasites in aedes aegypti and anopheles stephensi doubly infected with nosema algerae and plasmodium.		1979	395108
[imported malaria in a tropical unit in paris. about 100 cases (author's transl)].	from a hundred cases of imported malaria observed in paris, the authors emphasize the following points: annual increase of cases, lack or inadequacy of prophylaxis, frequent reinfestations among black africans living in france, and comming back in endemic area for a brief journey, high risks for pregnant women.	1979	395872
serum haptoglobins in childhood malaria.		1979	397925
some aspects of p. falciparum containment programme.		1979	398330
results of presumptive treatment of malaria in orissa state.		1979	398339
presumptive treatment of p. vivax malaria in uttar pradesh, punjab, haryana, himachal pradesh, jammu and kashmir.		1979	398340
presumptive treatment of p. vivax infection with 600 mg chloroquine base in the malaria eradication programme in madhya pradesh.		1979	398341
studies on malaria transmission in two selected villages in alwar, rajasthan.		1979	398343
[plasmodium ovale malaria in france. probability of of genetic control of the incubation period (author's transl)].	plasmodium ovale as the causative parasite in attacks of malaria is rare. nevertheless, the number of cases seen in france would seem to be on the increase. in 137 attacks of malaria collected between 1967 and 1978, plasmodium ovale was found on 13 occasions. the main characteristics of this form of malaria are, apart from its benign nature, the usual absence of any recurrence and a very variable incubation period, ranging from fifteen days to several months or even a year (with an average of 3. ...	1979	400010
[erythrocyte blood groups and geographic pathology (author's transl)].	blood groups are an obstacle to reproduction, transfusion and transplantation. there are immunological abortions due to the antibodies of "p" phenotype women; and rh haemolytic disease of the new-born is in direct proportion to the frequency of the "r" gene in a given population; the problem of transfusional allo-immunisation is completely parallel. certain membrane anomalies (due to exceptional erythrocyte blood groups--rh null, rh mod or mcleod, for example), can provoke hemolytic anaemias, bu ...	1979	400037
[imported cases of malaria at the central university hospital of nantes (1968-1978)].		1979	400400
hepatic dysfunction in childhood malaria.	hepatic function of 80 children aged under 3 years with plasmodium vivax malaria were studied during the acute attack and 6 weeks after antimalarial treatment. raised levels of serum aspartate transaminase (serum ast; sgot), serum alanine transaminase (serum alt; sgpt), and alkaline phosphatase were observed in 68%, 39% and 46% of cases respectively. ast levels were higher than alt ones and the mean level of both enzymes was much higher in patients with hepatomegaly. the hepatic dysfunction whic ...	1979	373643
loss of circulating t lymphocytes with normal levels of b and 'null' lymphocytes in thai adults with malaria.	peripheral blood mononuclear cells from forty-nine thai adults infected with either plasmodium falciparum or plasmodium vivax were examined in order to determine the percentage of t, b, and fc-receptor-bearing cells present. in comparison to healthy controls, both the percentage and concentration of peripheral t cells were decreased in the malaria-infected individuals as assessed by formation of rosettes with sheep red blood cells. the percentage of peripheral b cells was increased but their co ...	1979	373935
the role of platelets in infections. i. observations in human and murine malaria.	the interaction between platelets and microorganisms may be underestimated. our in vivo studies support a direct role of thrombocytes in malarial infections. we have found intrathrombocytic parasites of plasmodium vivax (in 10% of men naturally infected) and p berghei (in 53% of mice experimentally infected); these were both merozoites and trophozoites. neither the mechanism of parasitization (whether by active penetration or by phagocytosis) nor the outcome of this phenomenon is known. however, ...	1979	371580
distribution of human plasmodia in karnataka and tamil nadu states in the reappearing phase of malaria in 1970 and 1975.		1979	372102
detection of malarial parasites in routine wright-stained blood smears.	among four cases of malaria, parasites were initially detected in routine wright-stained blood smears from three. in one of the three, malaria was not suspected until the organisms were seen during routine differential counting. in the fourth, review of the previously unstudied smear indicated that they should have been detectable during routine differential counting. the attention of laboratory personnel is directed to the need for alertness to the possibility that organisms, especially malaria ...	1980	6157323
opportunistic malaria.		1980	6103377
examination of peripheral blood mononuclear cells and sera from thai adults naturally infected with malaria in assays of blastogenic responsiveness to mitogenic lectins and allogeneic cell surface antigens.	we have previously observed that thai adults who are infected with malaria have a loss of peripheral blood t cells, and that patient sera contain lymphocytotoxic antibodies. in the present study, we examined peripheral blood mononuclear cells from thai adults naturally infected with plasmodium falciparum and plasmodium vivax for the capacity to undergo blastogenesis in response to phytohemagglutinin, concanavalin a, pokeweed mitogen, and allogeneic cell surface antigens in a one-way mixed leukoc ...	1980	6453096
studies on the west pakistan strain of plasmodium vivax in aotus monkeys and anopheline mosquitoes.	the west pakistan strain of plasmodium vivax was established in 17 aotus trivirgatus griseimembra monkeys. parasitemias were moderate. prior experience of the animals with p. falciparum and a heterologous strain of p. vivax resulted in a marked reduction in parasitemias, but maintenance of mosquito infectivity similar to that of animals with no prior malaria. comparative infectivity studies indicated that this strain in aotus monkeys was most infective to anopheles freeborni mosquitoes followed ...	1980	7007600
[thrombocytopenia during an episode of plasmodium vivax malaria].		1980	7008311
[differential diagnosis of introduced malaria].	it is reported on three cases of malaria tertiana and on one case of malaria quartana in combination with a peritoneal tuberculosis, emphasizing the differential-diagnostic problems.	1980	7008398
malaria and growth stunting in young children of the highlands of papua new guinea.	in a highlands valley, at low altitude, malaria is a contributing factor to stunting of growth, an expression of chronic malnutrition, in young children. the affect is most marked in children under two years of age, and may result from retarded intrauterine growth, although malaria also possibly exerts a direct affect on growth in young children. in the absence of a malaria control programme, distribution of amodiaquine to young children and chloroquine to pregnant women and mothers of young chi ...	1980	7008427
[importation of malaria from abroad into the ussr (1974-1979)].		1980	7010104
hepatic fatty metamorphosis in latent exoerythrocytic malaria.	we report a child with asymptomatic latent exoerythrocytic plasmodium vivax malaria whose initial presentation was only hepatomegaly and elevated serum lipids. histology of the liver showed severe fatty metamorphosis. liver size and the severe fatty metamorphosis decreased markedly with the return of serum lipids to normal after successful treatment of p. vivax. although this association has been reported in monkeys infected with p. knowlesi, this is the first report of such an association in hu ...	1980	7010998
refractoriness of the slender loris, loris tardigradus to plasmodium vivax.		1980	7014427
[congenital plasmodium vivax malaria].		1980	6987619
[epidemiology and prophylaxis of malaria in france (author's transl)].	a study of 100 cases of malaria in france, 98 of which were imported, shows the strong predominance (83%) of plasmodium falciparum and of contamination in africa (86%). the reasons why malaria is rare among tourists returning from asia are given. the risk of re-introduction of the disease into france seems to be slight, especially for p. falciparum. chemoprophylaxis is easy when aminoquinolines can be recommended, but much more complicated otherwise, the reasons for failure being the lack of eff ...	1980	6988801
seroepidemiological studies of malaria in pregnant women and newborns from coastal el salvador.	a cohort of 113 women and their newborns from the coastal area of el salvador were studied longitudinally to estimate malaria incidence and indirect fluorescent antibody (ifa) response to malaria infection. the district in which the study was conducted had an estimated annual parasite index of 600/1,000 inhabitants, and all malaria infections were treated immediately with a 4-aminoquinoline. in the third trimester of pregnancy, the ifa response to plasmodium falciparum was significantly depresse ...	1980	6989276
[merozoite count in the morulas of different strains of p. vivax].		1980	6990224
[in memoriam p. g. shute (p. g. shute's studies of plasmodium vivax strains)].		1980	6990225
anti-lymphocytotoxic antibodies in sera of thai adults infected with plasmodium falciparum or plasmodium vivax.	because of the potential for the elimination of lymphocytes through anti-lymphocytotoxic antibodies we examined individual sera of patients infected with falciparum or vivax malaria for the presence of antibodies against normal peripheral blood mononuclear cells. in assays done at 15 degrees c, 95% of the p. falciparum patients and 98% of the p. vivax patients showed evidence for antibody activity. activity at 37 degrees c was significantly less than that at 15 degrees c. these studies suggest t ...	1980	6991173
transmission of plasmodium vivax from vietnam by four different anophelines.	infections of the sv-i strain of plasmodium vivax from vietnam were transmitted via the bites of infected anopheles stephensi, an. maculatus, and an. balabacensis balabacensis mosquitoes. infected salivary glands were also found in an. freeborni mosquitoes. in 18 successful transmissions, prepatent periods ranged from 10--17 days. four black volunteers failed to develop infections even though they were fed upon by heavily infected an. maculatus and an. b. balabacensis mosquitoes.	1980	6992611
immunoglobulins and c3 levels in plasmodium vivax infection and their relationship to haemagglutination antibody titres.		1980	6993353
frequency of relapse and primaquine resistance in southeast asian vivax malaria.		1980	6995839
note on an outbreak of malaria in cuddalore, south arcot district, tamil nadu.		1980	6998864
serological investigations in retrospective diagnosis of malaria.	sera were obtained in 415 known cases of malaria (88 residents, 327 immigrants) at different times after diagnosis. three antigens were used in the indirect fluorscence antibody test to detect antibodies to either plasmodium falciparum or p vivax. results in residents and immigrants were analysed separately. most residents had detectable antibodies within one week after an attack, which began to wane after a month. the strongest reactions were obtained in cases of falciparum malaria with the hom ...	1980	7000244
plasmodium falciparum and plasmodium vivax infections in saudi arabia, with a note on the distribution of anopheline vectors.	variations in the intensity of plasmodium infections were observed in the surveyed regions of saudi arabia. the highest incidence had been recorded from the southern region and the lowest form the northern and eastern regions. the western region, however, showed a regular and uniform occurrence of infection throughout the year. five anopheline vectors were identified in the country.	1980	7001040
distribution of plasmodium falciparum in west bengal.		1980	7001693
the development and validation of an enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for malaria.	elisa has been evaluated and validated for malaria. it is sensitive, specific and reproducible. a comparison of elisa and ifat has been made, and there is a good correlation between the two tests. elisa results can be assessed objectively. a small study on caucasians with clinical malaria shows the value of elisa as an immunodiagnostic tool. its seroepidemiological value is also demonstrated, since it quickly reflects the changes in malaria transmission after a who malaria control programme in a ...	1980	7003852
chemosuppressive field trials in thailand. iv. the suppression of plasmodium falciparum and plasmodium vivax parasitemias by mefloquine (wr 142,490, a 4-quinolinemethanol).	the effect of various dosages of mefloquine hydrochloride (wr 142,490) and sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine in the suppression of malaria infections was studied in an area of northeastern thailand highly endemic for both chloroquine-resistant plasmodium falciparum and for p. vivax. both preparations, in all regimens studied, were effective in greatly reducing the incidence of falciparum infections. mefloquine was more active in preventing vivax parasitemia than sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine; however, this ...	1980	7004214
malaria in vietnamese refugees.		1980	7004613
the human duffy blood group in rhesus monkeys.	there is good evidence that susceptibility to plasmodium vivax infection and to p. knowlesi erythrocyte invasion is influenced by certain human duffy (fy) blood group antigens. since p. knowlesi readily infects rhesus monkeys (macaca mulatta), it was not surprising to find an fy-like antigen on rhesus erythrocytes. using human fy antisera in elution and absorption experiments, we found that all 40 rhesus monkeys tested displayed the fy(a-b+) phenotype. furthermore, the rhesus fyb antigen was ina ...	1980	7006469
the chesson strain of plasmodium vivax in aotus monkeys and anopheline mosquitoes.	the chesson strain of plasmodium vivax was studied in aotus trivirgatus monkeys. parasitemia in intact and splenectomized animals was similar to that reported for this strain in man. comparative infectivity studies with mosquitoes fed on infected monkeys indicated that the most susceptible was anopheles freeborni, followed by an. balabacensis, an. culicifacies, an. maculatus, an. atroparvus, an. stephensi, an. quadrimaculatus, and an. albimanus. transmissions via sporozoites from an. maculatus w ...	1980	6771379
[changes of serum lipoproteins during the course of human malaria (author's transl)].	triacylglycerides (tag), total cholesterol (tc) and serum lipoproteins (slp) were studied during the course of 12 cases of human malaria and one case of simian inui malaria. the erythrocytic schizogony induced quickly an increase of tag, a decrease of tc and modifications of slp such an increase of vldl parallel with a decrease or a disappearance of hdl. these modifications, always clear-cut, were not correlated with the intensity of parasitaemia or the species of plasmodium. they were transient ...	1980	6775271
the madagascar strain of plasmodium vivax.		1980	7016054
prolonged incubation period of imported p. vivax malaria in london.	between january 1976 and july 1979, 453 cases of malaria were seen at hillingdon hospital. the majority of cases were plasmodium vivax infections in asians from the punjab in northern india-either new immigrants or united kingdom resident asians returning from holidays. twenty-four cases were contracted in africa or the middle east. figures are presented showing a considerable increase in cases during the period of study. in p. vivax infections the time interval between arrival and development o ...	1980	7017128
malaria in southeast queensland in 1979.	the incidence of malaria in australia is increasing. with the emergence of strains of plasmodium falciparum resistant to chloroquine there are new lessons to be learned by laboratory workers in the species diagnosis; by clinicians in the clinical manifestations, the treatment of prophylaxis; and by members of the public about the dangers of malaria, and how it can be prevented. at the same time, old knowledge must not be forgotten. this paper reports some recent experience with a sizeable number ...	1980	7012564
intestinal and blood parasites in the torro valley, central sulawesi, indonesia.	approximately 300 blood and fecal specimens were examined in a parasitologic survey of indigenous inhabitants of the small isolated torro valley in the mountains of central sulawesi. schistosoma japonicum was not found although the parasite is endemic in the neighboring lindu and napu valleys. hookworm infection (71%) was the most common helminthiasis. the prevalences of ascariasis (3%) and trichuriasis (2%) are low for indonesia in general but similar to those found in nearby mountainous areas ...	1980	7221687
human parasitoses in bali, indonesia.	a survey of intestinal and blood parasites of man was conducted on the island of bali, indonesia in 1974. a total of 270 stool specimens from three villages were examined. both ascaris lumbricoides and trichuris trichiura were found in more than 90% of those examined, and hookworm eggs in 59%. other intestinal helminth and protozoan parasites found were: enterobius vermicularis, entamoeba histolytica, entamoeba coli, endolimax nana, and iodamoeba bütschlii. taeniid proglottids, hymenolepis dimin ...	1980	7444572
studies on malaria in papua new guinea: comparison of the surface glycoproteins on red blood cells from infected and uninfected individuals.	the levels of erythrocyte membrane sialic acid from 17 patients with plasmodium falciparum malaria and 1 with plasmodium vivax malaria, in papua new guinea, have been compared with 9 uninfected controls. the amounts of radioactivity incorporated into the major erythrocyte glycoproteins by the periodate/nab3h4 or galactose oxidase plus neuraminidase/nab3h4 methods were unchanged by malaria infection. the electrophoretic mobilities of these proteins also were unaffected. several new glycoprotein b ...	1981	7329724
[therapy and chemoprophylaxis of malaria].		1981	7013145
proteinuria in nonrenal infectious diseases.		1981	7014084
the present status of malaria chemotherapy: mefloquine, a novel antimalarial.		1981	7050565
serum cholesterol and total lipids in plasmodium vivax malaria--a preliminary study.		1981	7040221
[malaria in the municipality of humaitá, state of amazonas. iii - clinical and developmental aspects].		1981	7046012
[malaria in the municipality of humaitá, state of amazonas. ix - incidence of blood group systems in inhabitants of the region and in patients].		1981	7046015
[malaria in the municipality of humaitá, state of amazonas. xi - parasitological aspects].		1981	7046016
[malaria pattern in french guyana (author's transl)].	study of malaria pattern in french guyana from 121.175 parasitological data collected from 1970 to 1979. -- general incidence is moderate (6,4 p. 1.000) and the mean plasmodial index is 2,7 p. 100. these paludometric data have much increased in 1973 (9,7 p. 1.000 and 5 p. 100) and 1979 (10,8 p. 1.000 and 4 p. 100). this is the consequence of two convergent factors both strengthening vectors activity: a flow of malaria infested immigrants and meteorologic conditions (lengthy drought). plasmodial ...	1981	7017337
prophylaxis and management of malaria.		1981	7018479
[possibility of the transmission of malaria with cryopreserved erythrocytes].		1981	7019890
malaria antibody titres as measured by the indirect fluorescent antibody test in relation to parasitaemia and treatment.	two hundred and two sera from orang asli patients living in malarious areas were tested by the washed-cell, thick smear malaria ifa test. these patients were infected with p.vivax, p.falciparum and some with both parasites. antibodies to the homologous antigens were detected at titres of 1 : 16-1 : 4096 about 60 days after onset of treatment. eighteen months after cure antibody levels had fallen to lower levels of reactivity.	1981	7020094
neonatal malaria in southern thailand.		1981	7020097
malaria in cape town. a report of 3 cases and a review of current therapy and prophylaxis.	three cases of malaria seen within 1 week at the somerset hospital in cape town are reported. one of these patients developed cerebral malaria and severe brain damage. the management of acute malaria and its complications, as well as the prophylaxis, is briefly reviewed. in view of the difficulty in obtaining intravenous quinine in cape town, it is strongly recommended that small supplies of intravenous quinine be maintained at centres throughout the country. this may decrease the incidence of c ...	1981	7020110
malaria in children.	the incidence of malaria in the united states has tripled during the past decade. a high index of suspicion for this diagnosis is warranted in travelers, visitors and refugees who have persistent fever. the possibility of malaria in children among these groups should not be overlooked. a common cause of malaria in travelers returning to the united states from endemic areas is failure to complete the appropriate course of chemoprophylaxis. except in plasmodium falciparum infections, treatment sho ...	1981	7020395
[think of malaria!].	a drug addict, treated because of a lung abscess, was found to have plasmodium vivax malaria and was treated accordingly. the second patient acquired falciparum malaria inspite of chloroquine prophylaxis and was admitted with a thrombocytopenia of 24 000 mm3. after chloroquine treatment the platelet count became normal. thrombocytopenia is usually present in falciparum malaria. complications and their treatment are discussed.	1981	7024070
[hemostatic system disorders in malaria (a review of the literature)].		1981	7024773
[search for new antimalarial compounds (a review of patents)].		1981	7024774
neonatal malaria.		1981	7026440
seroepidemiology of malaria: age-specific pattern of plasmodium falciparum antibody, parasite and spleen rates among children in an endemic area in peninsular malaysia.	a seroepidemiological study was carried out on orang asli (aborigines) children who lead a semi-nomadic life in the deep jungles of ulu kelantan, malaysia. out of a total of about 190 children below 14 years, 143 were studied. blood was collected from finger pricks on standard "strip type" filter papers for indirect fluorescent antibody (ifa) tests with plasmodium falciparum antigen. a positive reaction at 1:10 dilution in infants and young children was considered positive and the reasons are gi ...	1981	7027557
[2 breton cases of autochthonous malaria, in reality the first french cases of "airport malaria"].	two cases of plasmodium falciparum malaria encountered in finistere in 1969 are regularly referred to in the literature as infections acquired in brittany. in view of the extreme rarity of such an occurrence, it was decided to reexamine the data and consider in detail the biological and epidemiological factors for and against the possibility of infection occurring in brittany.	1981	7028295
malaria in scotland and its presentation in a glasgow hospital.		1981	7028680
malaria in refugees from indo-china as seen australia in 1980.		1981	7029230
periodic paralysis complicating malaria.	episodic muscular weakness, commonly associated with alterations of serum potassium, is the cardinal feature of periodic paralysis. the combination of transient hyperkalaemia and rigors occurring during febrile episodes of malaria is suggested as the underlying cause which precipitated the muscular paralysis. three patients with malaria who developed a similar paralysis during the paroxysms of fever are described to illustrate this.	1981	7029500
malaria antibody and parasitaemia patterns in one immune and one non-immune population in a malarious area of northern peru.		1981	7030239
malaria.		1981	7030441
tropical splenomegaly. part 2: oceania.		1981	7030560
malaria in malaysian soldiers, 1980.		1981	7035854
non-a, non-b hepatitis after experimental transmission of malaria by inoculation of blood.	in a 1969 prisoner volunteer study of malaria transmission by blood inoculation, six persons were subinoculated sequentially, and acute hepatitis occurred in the last four (sequential study). subsequently, another 15 volunteers receiving malaria-rich blood from 14 different donors were followed prospectively (prospective study), and hepatitis developed in six. incubation periods were shorter but serum transaminase levels were higher for the cases of hepatitis occurring in the sequential study th ...	1981	6783707
malaria prevention in travellers from the united kingdom. report of meetings convened by the ross institute.	malaria prophylaxis is relative, not absolute, but can provide much protection. travellers must take prophylactics regularly while in malarious areas and for one month thereafter; despite doing so, they may still develop malaria. for areas without chloroquine-resistant malaria, chloroquine, 300 mg base weekly, or proguanil, 100-200 mg daily, are preferred. in areas of chloroquine sensitivity there may be places with resistance to proguanil and pyrimethamine, but these places are not delineated. ...	1981	6789972
attitudes to malarial prophylaxis.		1981	6789992
[obtaining intraerythrocytic forms of plasmodium vivax by in vitro culture].		1981	6790191