| a note on an interesting case of treatment of plasmodium vivax curative therapy relapses in a four year old child from aurangabad, maharashtra state, india. | | 1982 | 6757134 |
| vivax malaria resistant to chloroquine: case reports from bombay. | | 1995 | 8594687 |
| relapse pattern of plasmodium vivax in mumbai: a study of 283 cases of vivax malaria. | to analyze the relapse pattern of plasmodium vivax in the city of mumbai. | 2000 | 11310387 |
| relapse pattern of plasmodium vivax in mumbai: a study of 283 cases of vivax malaria. | | 2002 | 11922250 |
| poor gametocytocidal activity of 45 mg primaquine in chloroquine-treated patients with acute, uncomplicated, plasmodium falciparum malaria in mumbai (bombay): an issue of public-health importance. | in the city of mumbai (formerly bombay), chloroquine (cq) continues to be recommended as the drug of first choice for the treatment of plasmodium vivax and p. falciparum infections, even though > 50% of local isolates of p. falciparum are resistant to it. primaquine, an 8-aminoquinoline is also given to patients with falciparum malaria, in a single, 45-mg dose, to kill the gametocytes and so reduce transmission. the gametocytocidal activity of supervised primaquine (45 mg given on day 8) was inv ... | 1999 | 10715674 |
| efficacies of 5- and 14-day primaquine regimens in the prevention of relapses in plasmodium vivax infections. | vivax malaria accounts for 80% of malaria cases in mumbai (bombay) and has high morbidity. in india, the standard treatment to prevent relapses of vivax malaria is a 5-day regimen of primaquine. however, between 1977 and 1997, the efficacy of this treatment declined from approximately 99% to 87%. the efficacy of the 5-day regimen was therefore compared with that of the 14-day regimen currently recommended by the world health organization, in mumbai. the relapse rates observed, over a 6-month per ... | 1999 | 10715673 |
| resurgence of malaria and drug resistance in plasmodium falciparum and plasmodium vivax species in bombay. | malaria had been well controlled in bombay, through control of mosquito breeding sites and legal provisions. however in the past 2-3 years there has been a marked increase in incidence of malaria in bombay. the objective of the present study was to assess the incidence of drug resistance of malarial parasite to standard drugs. the study was an outpatient study, but drug administration was supervised, blood smear was read by experienced technicians counting at least 100 fields. follow up was done ... | 1995 | 9081964 |
| comparison of an immuno-chromatographic technique-based kit (malaria card) with microscopy for rapid diagnosis of malaria in and around loni, maharashtra. | although plasmodium vivax is the major species responsible for malaria in most parts of india, p. falciparum infections have now increasingly been reported from some parts of india. a study was therefore, undertaken to compare immuno-chromatographic technique (ict) based malaria card test with microscopic examination of peripheral blood film in diagnosis of malaria in and around loni, maharashtra. a total of 143 (about 24%) samples of 590 febrile patients tested were detected positive for malari ... | 2011 | 23785869 |
| hospital based study of malaria in ratnagiri district, maharashtra. | | 2003 | 15119081 |
| an unusual case of multidrug-resistant plasmodium vivax malaria in mumbai (bombay), india. | | 2000 | 10827874 |