[PDF] Top 20 A Study of Prevalence and Clinical Implication of Hypocalcemia in Malaria

... in malaria are classified into tertian ...with malaria developsunarousable coma/cerebral malaria,acidosis,severe anemia,renal failure,ARDS,hypoglycemia,shock,DIC, hemoglobinuria,convulsions etc then ... See full document

... this study was to screen for the G6PD Viangchan mutation among 2043 villagers from different ethnic groups in Phongsaly, Savannakhet, and Champa- sak ...this study are con- sistent with the predicted G6PD ... See full document

... vivax malaria with primaquine poses a potential risk of mild to severe acute haemolytic anaemia in G6PD deficient ...this study, the prevalence and distribution of G6PD mutations were investigated ... See full document

... Study limitations This study had some limitations. First, since the number of events is too small in the groups, we could not sufficiently in- vestigate the effects of MB in ER in this study. A ... See full document

... and clinical mal- aria diagnosed in HIV-positive patients, no statically signifi- cant differences were noted either in parasitaemia or in occurrence of severe malaria, but this study presents two ... See full document

... enced the prognosis of the ALL-SR group. Overall, MLL-PTD (+)/High LDH group was an independent risk fac- tor for survival in ALL. In this study, the prevalence of MLL-PTD was high com- pared with other ... See full document

... both clinical and epidemiological ...cerebral malaria and, con- sequently, the vast majority of malaria ...emergent malaria parasite in Southeast Asia ...cerebral malaria in mice ... See full document

... this study does not support empirical treat- ment for malaria in sick newborns in ...of malaria in newborns should be done and other causes of clinical illness excluded before anti- malarial ... See full document

... our study is that the clinical diagnosis of malaria by retrospective interview of last 4 weeks may underestimate malaria positive ...for clinical diagno- sis, more people would report ... See full document

... Neonatal malaria was not significantly associated with prematurity in the cur- rent ...with malaria tended to be delivered at an older ges- tational age and had a higher birth ...of malaria in ... See full document

... the prevalence of malaria-schistosomiasis co-infection and their clinical correlation is ...this study was to assess prevalence of Schistosoma mansoni co-infection and associated ... See full document

... This study may have important implications for the clini- cal management of malaria in children with a potential risk of hypoglycaemia in the ...community-based study could evaluate the impact of ... See full document

... Postoperative hypocalcemia ia a common complication after ...permanent hypocalcemia is rare, The incidence of transient and permanent hypocalcemia was ...their study that the number of ... See full document

... this study. To our knowledge, this is the first study to describe the time course of calcium levels over the early days of admission to intensive ...severe hypocalcemia shows sustained improvement ... See full document

... 2. To determine the role of low lying pubic tubercle in the development of Inguinal hernia Study Design: Prospective Study Study Procedure: The study subjects were asked to lie in supine ... See full document

... Conclusion Family physicians play a crucial role in educating patients about the long-term management and complications of hypocalcemia. Currently, management is suboptimal and marked by fluctuations in serum ... See full document

... The lower end of ulna consists of head, ulnar styloid process and fovea Styloid process is derived from Greek word ‘stylos’ meaning pillar refers to the slender pointed process, serving as point of attachment of muscles ... See full document

... Patients diagnosed to have symptomatic hypocalcemia: These patients should receive a bolus dose of 2 mL/kg/dose diluted 1:1 with 5% dextrose over 10 minutes under cardiac monitoring. When there is severe ... See full document

... Conclusions: Malaria though potentially treatable, still kills many patients every year in ...of malaria is fever, so in endemic region malaria may be considered as a leading differential diagnosis ... See full document

... The prevalence of congenital malaria found in our study may be explained by several ...zero prevalence seems surprising because the survey was carried-out during the wet, high transmission ... See full document