Background This study was designed to study the patient characteristics, presenting features
and complications of malaria in patients with elevated liver enzymes and to compare these …

Background Jaundice in malaria is multifactorial. Plasmodium falciparum causes malarial
hepatopathy in around 2.5% of cases. The spectrum of hepatic dysfunction in patients with …

This prospective study assessed the incidence, clinical profile and outcome of malarial
hepatopathy and its association with other complications in patients with malaria, proved by …

Objective: To evaluate the clinical, biochemical and sonographic changes in patients with
falciparum malaria and jaundice. Study Design: A case series. Place and Duration of Study …

Background: Jaundice in Plasmodium falciparum malaria is multifactorial and its incidence
varies in different regions. It is important to assess the incidence and factors associated with …

Jaundice is a common clinical presentation in severe malaria, seen in approximately 2.5%
patients with falciparuminfection but hepatitis is unusual. Although hepatic dysfunction is …

Between August 1992 and May 1997 a total of 56 patients with falciparum malaria and liver
disease were seen. The serum bilirubin, mainly of conjugated variety was raised. The ALT …

Objective: To evaluate the frequency and severity of jaundice with hepatic dysfunction in
Plasmodium (P.) falciparum malaria in adult patients admitted in the hospital. Study Design …

Liver dysfunction has long been recognized as a clinical feature of malaria. We have
observed delayed elevation in the transaminase portion of liver function tests (LFTs) after …

Methods We studied 95 consecutive patients admitted with falciparum malaria. Of these 20
had evidence of malarial hepatitis. Their clinical presentation, complications and response …