| role of anopheles culicifacies sibling species in malaria transmission in madhya pradesh state, india. | | 1992 | 1287914 |
| critical appraisal of entomological data of madhya pradesh for 1991 and its relevance to the national malaria eradication programme. | entomological data generated in five entomological zones, of madhya pradesh state during 1991 including, bhopal, bilaspur, gwalior, indore and raipur were analyzed. the entomological parameters that were studied included per man hour (pmh) density, abdominal physiology and parity status. the inferences were related to i) resting behaviour (exophily/endophily) ii) duration of indoor resting period of mosquitoes iii) man-vector contact iv) efficacy of residual insecticide and v) vulnerability of t ... | 1992 | 1344179 |
| dynamics of malaria transmission in forested and deforested regions of mandla district, central india (madhya pradesh). | a longitudinal malaria study was undertaken in 1990-91 in 2 adjacent ecological zones in central india: villages in forest and villages away from the forest. the prevalence of anopheles species varied widely between the 2 ecological settings. in the villages in forest, anopheles culicifacies and an. fluviatilis were mainly exophilic, whereas in the villages away from forest, an. culicifacies was predominantly endophilic and an. fluviatilis was equally prevalent both indoors and outdoors. the sea ... | 1996 | 8827597 |
| observations on mosquito breeding in rice fields in two ecological terrains of district jabalpur, madhya pradesh. | studies on ecological succession of anophelines and the malaria vectors were carried out in rice fields located in two ecologically different terrains, i.e. plains and forested hills in jabalpur district during monsoon (july-october 1995). nine and fifteen species of anophelines were found breeding in the rice fields of plain and forested hill villages respectively. anopheles culicifacies and an. subpictus were dominant species in both the areas. the percentage emergence of adults of an. annular ... | 1997 | 9699423 |
| population dynamics of anopheles culicifacies and malaria in the tribal area of central india. | a longitudinal study (1993-94) on malaria was conducted in dungaria, a typical forest fringe tribal village in mandla district of central india (madhya pradesh). our initial objective was to obtain in-depth baseline data on malaria transmission in the tribal village to elucidate the factors responsible for persistent malaria in the area and thereby to help in formulating an improved malaria control program. anopheles culicifacies giles was the predominant vector of malaria, although anopheles fl ... | 1999 | 10480116 |
| malaria and the narmada-river development in india: a case study of the bargi dam. | the largest river-valley development to be proposed in india is that in the narmada valley. the building of the bargi dam, a multi-purpose irrigation and hydro-electric project, in jabalpur, in central india, formed part of the first phase of the development of this valley (1974-1988). many villages and several hectares of land in three districts were submerged as the waters rose behind the dam, the worst affected area being the catchment area of the primary health centre (phc) at narayanganj, i ... | 1999 | 10690243 |
| anopheline ecology and malaria transmission at a new irrigation project area (bargi dam) in jabalpur (central india). | anopheline ecology and malaria transmission were studied in a newly irrigated area of the bargi project, district jabalpur, madhya pradesh, central india. observations were made for 2 years (1993-95) in 10 villages along the bargi irrigation canal, which are situated between 44 km (head end of canal) and 78 km (tail end of canal) from the dam site. anopheles annularis was the predominant species in the head-end villages and its abundance was directly related to the opening of the canal, whereas ... | 2000 | 11198914 |
| forest malaria in chhindwara, madhya pradesh, central india: a case study in a tribal community. | parasitologic and entomologic cross-sectional surveys were carried out during an outbreak of malaria between december 1998 and august 2000 in forest villages near the mohkhed primary health center in the chhindwara district of madhya pradesh in central india. in december 1998, surveys showed that more than 70% of the fever cases had malaria, with 87% of the malaria caused by plasmodium falciparum. the rate of enlarged spleens in children was 74.5%. in november 1999, 58% of the inhabitants were i ... | 2003 | 12812354 |
| changing scenario of malaria in central india, the replacement of plasmodium vivax by plasmodium falciparum (1986-2000). | since 1986, we have been studying the changing epidemiology of malaria in a forest belt of mandla, which has the highest number of malaria cases in central india (madhya pradesh) to define the epidemiological characteristics of the infection with each plasmodium species in different seasons of the year. our long-term objective was to determine the dynamics of plasmodium vivax vs.p. falciparum infections. | 2004 | 14996366 |