| problem of antimalarial drug resistance in plasmodium falciparum in mizoram. | studies conducted in mizoram during 1981 to 1990 have shown areas with increasing riii level of chloroquine resistance. these foci need urgent liquidation. sulfalene-pyrimethamine drug combination was found suitable for treatment of p. falciparum cases in these areas with only 5.3 per cent cases showing ri level of plasmodium response. quinine combined with sulfalene-pyrimethamine showed 100 per cent success. amodiaquine however was similar in response to chloroquine though the mean parasite cle ... | 1992 | 1459310 |
| efficacy of sulfalene and pyrimethamine combination drugs alone and with quinine in treatment of p. falciparum cases in chloroquine resistant areas of north east india. | studies were carried out in some areas of assam, nagaland, west bengal and mizoram where chloroquine resistant strains of plasmodium falciparum were present during 1983 and 1984, to see the efficacy of treatment of p. falciparum cases with slp alone or with quinine sulphate. the findings have indicated that slp in the dosage of sulfalene (1000 mg) + pyrimethamine (50 mg) is suitable for treatment of p. falciparum cases not responding to chloroquine therapy in n.e. india. treatment with sulfalene ... | 1990 | 2098422 |
| active malaria transmission in south mizoram. | anopheles dirus was incriminated as malaria vector with 1.12% sporozoite rate in tlabong (demagiri) subdivision, mizoram. high parity rate of a. dirus (33.69%) and a. minimus (52.87%) further confirmed their vectorial status. both the vectors were found highly susceptible to 4% ddt. | 1990 | 2209927 |