| [imported malaria in a general hospital in madrid]. | to study the clinical and epidemiological characteristics of malaria and the diagnosis of this condition in a general hospital that does not have a specialized tropical medicine unit. | 2007 | 17335694 |
| imported malaria in pregnancy in madrid. | malaria in pregnancy is associated with maternal and foetal morbidity and mortality in endemic areas, but information on imported cases to non-endemic areas is scarce.the aim of this study was to describe the clinical and epidemiological characteristics of malaria in pregnancy in two general hospitals in madrid, spain. | 2012 | 22494463 |
| imported malaria in children in madrid, spain, 2007-2013. | the majority of malaria cases diagnosed in europe in the last few years have occurred in people living in non-endemic areas travelling back to their home country to visit friends and relatives (vfrs). children account for 15-20% of imported malaria, with known higher risk of severe disease. | 2017 | 28237435 |
| imported malaria including hiv and pregnant woman risk groups: overview of the case of a spanish city 2004-2014. | arrival of inmigrants from malaria endemic areas has led to a emergence of cases of this parasitic disease in spain. the objective of this study was to analyse the high incidence rate of imported malaria in fuenlabrada, a city in the south of madrid, together with the frequent the lack of chemoprophylaxis, for the period between 2004 and 2014. both pregnant women and hiv risk groups have been considered. | 2015 | 26383771 |
| imported malaria in an area in southern madrid, 2005-2008. | in spain, malaria cases are mostly due to migrants and travellers returning from endemic areas. the objective of this work was to describe the malaria cases diagnosed at the severo ochoa university hospital (huso) in leganés in the south of the madrid region from 2005 to 2008. | 2010 | 20961449 |
| imported malaria in children: a comparative study between recent immigrants and immigrant travelers (vfrs). | in europe, imported malarial cases occur in returning travelers and immigrants mostly from african countries. there have been an increasing number of cases in the past years in spain. | 2010 | 20636594 |