… as a prognostic indicator of severe malaria. After stratifying the severe malaria cases into …
pigment presence has proven a prognostic indicator for severe malaria mortality in children. …

… on the diagnosis, pathology and prognosis of severe malaria. The WHO … disease severity.
Very high parasitaemias caused by non-sequestering malaria parasites cause severe malaria …

… disease severity and mortality in patients infected with … prognostic models that have been
produced to identify complications, severity and risk of mortality in patients with severe malaria. …

… treatment [11], death is unusual among patients presenting with prostration, jaundice, or
anemia as the sole defining severity … studies describing prognostic variables in severe malaria. …

… treatment resources, which highlights the need for effective methods to triage disease severity
in children. Severe malaria has a case-fatality rate of 10%–20%. Most children who die of …

… -7, and acute renal failure specifically with raised TNF-α levels. Cerebral malaria patients, …
Elevated plasma cytokines in severe malaria are associated with systemic pathologic …

… Introduction Severe malaria is a medical emergency requiring urgent intensive care treatment.
The assessment of disease severity rests on clinical features such as the level of coma, …

… To examine the risk factors for severe malaria, we studied … of stay as a simple continuous
measure of disease severity. … case of malaria, a number of findings relating to prognosis need to …

… malaria, and may therefore be a measure of disease severity, Among 300 consecutive
adult patients with severe falciparum malaria, … higher proportions of malaria pigment-containing …

… The intensity of infection or parasitaemia (usually measured as the percentage of red cells
infected) While parasitaemia does not always correlate with disease severity, patients with …