Tow Cases of Benign Tertian Malaria

Relapsing Benign Tertian Malaria

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How benign is benign tertian malaria?

OBJECTIVE This retrospective study was conducted to determine the incidence of various complications of Plasmodium vivax malaria based on review of case records. METHODS The case records of all confirmed cases of malaria over the period of one year (September 2005-August 2006) were studied. Complete blood count, peripheral blood findings, liver and kidney functions were reviewed. The results ...

Chorea Following Benign Tertian Malaria

By P. N. LAHA, m.d. Lecturer in Diseases of Children, Medical College, Acjra That malaria can produce a wide variety of syndromes is well known. But the parasite responsible for them is usually P. falciparum. The case reported below is one of chorea following benign tertian malaria. A Christian female child, aged 3 years, was admitted into the ward with the complaints of fever, duration 5 days,...

A Case of Benign Tertian Malaria

perature of 103?F. Quinine mixture containing quinine sulphate gr. vii was given thrice daily for the first day. From the second day, there was no temperature and I prescribed quinacrine?1 tab. thrice daily. On the night of the sixth day of quinacrine treatment, which was the last day of the course, she developed delirium with periods of crying, singing, incoherent talking, etc. This delirium l...

Enumerative Studies in Benign Tertian Malaria