Predictors of mortality in severe malaria: a two year experience in a non-endemic area

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Management of severe malaria is an increasing problem worldwide. This paper reviews the pathophysiology and management documenting two years' experience of admissions of severe malaria to an ICU in a non-endemic area. Clinical and laboratory features of severe malaria were analysed for predictors of …
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Authors Blumberg L;Lee RP;Lipman J;Beards S;;
Journal anaesthesia and intensive care
Year 1996
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