High Plasma Erythropoietin Levels are Associated With Prolonged Coma Duration and Increased Mortality in Children With Cerebral Malaria
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In children aged >18 months with cerebral malaria, elevated erythropoietin levels were associated with increased mortality, prolonged coma duration, and a la
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| Authors | Shabani, Estela;Opoka, Robert O.;Idro, Richard;Schmidt, Robert;Park, Gregory S.;Bangirana, Paul;Vercellotti, Gregory M.;Hodges, James S.;Widness, John A.;John, Chandy C.; |
| Journal | clinical infectious diseases |
| Year | 2015 |
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