Abstract The World Health Organization declared an early diagnosis as one of the most
important steps to fight malaria. The potential uses of malaria diagnostic tests range from the …

This study compared the diagnostic accuracy of Quantitative Buffy Coat (QBC®) afluorescent
microscopy test and OptiMAL®, an immunochromatographic dip stick test against …

Abstract Background & Objectives: Rapid diagnosis is prerequisite for effective treatment
and reducing mortality and morbidity of malaria. Microscopy has been the Gold standard for …

Aim: Rapid diagnosis is prerequisite for effective treatment and reducing mortality and
morbidity of malaria. Microscopy has been the Gold standard for malaria diagnosis for …

The quantitative buffy coat (QBC) technique is a method of diagnosing malarial parasites
based on micro-centrifugation, fluorescence, and density gradient of infected red blood cells …

The renewed interest in the use of fluorescent microscopy for malaria diagnosis prompted
the comparison of Quantitative Buffy Coat technique (QBC) with the old standard Giemsa …

Objective: Microscopic detection of parasites has been the reference standard for malaria
diagnosis for decades. However, difficulty in maintaining required technical skills and …

Background Microscopic examination of blood films is accepted as the universal &# 8216;
gold-standard&# 8217; for the diagnosis of malaria. However, low parasitemia accounting …

This study compared conventional PCR with microscopy and 2 rapid detection methods, the
pLDH which detected lactic dehydrogenase enzyme produced by actively metabolizing …

Abstract Background and Objectives: Malaria is a major health problem in India, as well as
in Karnataka, accounting for sizeable morbidity, mortality and economic loss. Microscopy …