Sentence examples for decrease in fever from inspiring English sources

When groups of acute malaria patients infected with P. falciparum were treated with allopurinol in addition to the anti-malarial drug quinine, a significantly faster decrease in fever levels and splenomegaly was observed compared to the group of patients treated only with quinine.

Minocycline was administered on day 8 and resulted in a gradual decrease in fever and rash.

On day 4, the exanthema had spread systemically, and treatment with minocycline was started, which led to a gradual decrease in fever and rashes.

Treatment with amoxicillin and clavulanic acid was started after her return to France, despite the lack of a clear diagnosis, and induced a slight decrease in fever.

The patient followed a further 2-week treatment with a combination of antibiotics, according to the antibiotic test and remediation of dental foci, with decrease in fever and fluctuating evolution of joint inflammatory phenomena.

Any decrease in fever treatment seeking in MTAT communities after the intervention may have led to an erroneous underestimate of suspected and confirmed malaria cases seen at local health facilities, in relation to HMIS trends observed pre-MTAT and in control areas post-MTAT, and therefore biased results away from the null in the analysis of incidence.

Prepartum milking has been found to have no effect on the incidence of milk fever [ 100, 29, 1], whereas others found a decrease in milk fever incidence following prepartum milking [ 101, 45].

We illustrated that the increase and decrease in human Q fever cases was correlated with variation in the number of goats, rather than cattle.

There was no decrease in likelihood of fever, vomiting, maximum number of diarrheal stools, or symptom duration in second episodes compared with first episodes for all norovirus or only GII episodes.

This bias influences the long-term parasite population structure, in favour of existing parasites, resulting in a decrease in the incidence of fever and subsequent treatment, masking the ongoing transmission of parasites in semi-immune hosts.

After the number of goats began to decrease in 2007, human Q fever cases dramatically decreased in 2008 and 2011.