The co-occurrence of HIV and malaria co-infection presents a considerable health
challenge, particularly in regions where both diseases are endemic. Hematocrit, a vital …

Severe malaria remains a major global health concern, particularly in children under the age
of 5. The co-occurrence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) adds a layer of complexity …

This review explores the intricate dynamics of hematocrit fluctuations in individuals
experiencing concurrent HIV and malaria infections, highlighting the challenges and clinical …

Neonatal health outcomes are profoundly influenced by maternal conditions such as severe
malaria, HIV infection, and transfusion history. This review synthesizes existing literature to …

Anemia remains a significant and multifaceted complication in pediatric severe malaria,
particularly in the context of coexisting HIV infection. This review critically examines the …

Transfusions play a pivotal role in managing severe malaria in children under 5, particularly
when coexisting with HIV. While these interventions are essential, they introduce a spectrum …

This critical review explores the intricate landscape of hematological changes following
blood transfusion in young children afflicted by severe malaria and HIV. Severe malaria and …

Blood transfusion is a critical intervention in pediatric medicine, particularly in resource-
limited settings where malaria and HIV coexist. HIV-positive neonates suffering from severe …

Pediatric malaria continues to be a significant public health concern in endemic regions,
with anemia emerging as a prevalent and critical complication among affected children. The …

Anemia and malaria, prevalent health challenges in childhood, often coexist in regions
where the burden of these conditions intersects. This review explores the complexities of …