Causes of death and retinopathy status in children meeting the clinical definition of cerebral malaria during life but without cerebral parasite sequestration at autopsy.

Causes of death and retinopathy status in children meeting the clinical definition of cerebral malaria during life but without cerebral parasite sequestration at autopsy.

<p>Causes of death and retinopathy status in children meeting the clinical definition of cerebral malaria during life but without cerebral parasite sequestration at autopsy.</p>

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Main Author:	Kyle J. Wilson (22250712) (author)
Other Authors:	Alice Muiruri Liomba (22250715) (author), Karl B. Seydel (10873284) (author), Owen K. Banda (22250718) (author), Christopher A. Moxon (22250721) (author), Ian J. C. MacCormick (22250724) (author), Simon P. Harding (22250727) (author), Nicholas A. V. Beare (15232691) (author), Terrie E. Taylor (15296647) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Cell Biology Molecular Biology Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Infectious Diseases pediatric research ward cerebral parasite sequestration 1 &# 8211 paediatric cerebral malaria graded retinal assessments 7 %, 98 2 %, 84 evaluating malarial retinopathy without sacrificing sensitivity 84 children included 4 %, 96 malarial retinopathy negative 6 %, 95 blantyre autopsy study malarial retinopathy retinopathy negative retinal sign 7 %]) 6 %]) 2 %]) paediatric cm xlink "> specific point single eye reviewed data retrospective nature retrospective analysis management algorithm endemic areas diagnostic value diagnostic accuracy data collected consecutive series clinical care alternative cause 8 %]) 5 haemorrhages 28 %)
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