How Does Blood-Retinal Barrier Breakdown Relate to Death and Disability in Pediatric Cerebral Malaria?
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AbstractBackground. In cerebral malaria, the retina can be used to understand disease pathogenesis. The mechanisms linking sequestration, brain swelling and de
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| Authors | MacCormick, Ian J C;Barrera, Valentina;Beare, Nicholas A V;Czanner, Gabriela;Potchen, Michael;Kampondeni, Samuel;Heyderman, Robert S;Craig, Alister G;Molyneux, Malcolm E;Mallewa, Macpherson;White, Valerie A;Milner, Dan;Hiscott, Paul;Taylor, Terrie E;Seydel, Karl B;Harding, Simon P; |
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