Sentence examples for malaria diagnoses from inspiring English sources

The rapid kits, introduced in the last decade, have sped up malaria diagnoses in rural clinics, but they cost at least $1 each and expire in hot climates, Dr. Grimberg added.

Information was sought on their perception of symptoms-based, RDT-based, and microscopy-based malaria diagnoses.

Through open-ended questions, information was sought on their perceptions of symptoms-based, RDT-based, and microscopy-based malaria diagnoses, and how these have affected their diagnosis and treatment of malaria.

Children admitted to hospital for malaria in Dedza were older, had more cerebral malaria diagnoses (Dedza, 3.1%; Mangochi, 1.7%, p = 0.016) and had higher hospital case fatality rates (Dedza, 9.6%; Mangochi, 7.3%, p = 0.036) than children admitted in Mangochi (S. Nkhoma, M. Bruce, M. Molyneux, unpublished observations).

The base case costing scenario assumed that in the IPTi study cohort all suspected cases of malaria received an RDT at a unit cost of US$0.75 [10] In the absence of data, it is assumed that 50% of all malaria diagnoses recorded in the HMIS data were identified using microscopy at a unit cost of USD0.27 [10] and the other 50% were treated presumptively.

Malaria diagnoses were defined as all patients given a malaria diagnoses by a clinician, regardless of parasitological confirmation.

The New Yorker, November 12 , 1966P. 198 ANNALS OF MEDICINE about the tracing of Mrs. Walter Wells' (fictitious name) case of malaria, diagnosed in Columbus, Ga., in June , 1965

ANNALS OF MEDICINE about the tracing of Mrs. Walter Wells' (fictitious name) case of malaria, diagnosed in Columbus, Ga., in June , 1965

By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, November 12 , 1966P. 198 ANNALS OF MEDICINE about the tracing of Mrs. Walter Wells' (fictitious name) case of malaria, diagnosed in Columbus, Ga., in June , 1965

professor of internal medicine… ANNALS OF MEDICINE about the tracing of Mrs. Walter Wells' (fictitious name) case of malaria, diagnosed in Columbus, Ga., in June , 1965

Symptomatic malaria diagnosed more than 14 days after a previous episode was managed according to the study protocol.