First imported Plasmodium ovale malaria in Central America: case report of a Guatemalan soldier and a call to improve its accurate diagnosis
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Feb 15 2015
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Alternative Title:Mil Med Res
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Description:The Mesoamerican Ministers of Health have set 2020 as the target for malaria elimination to be achieved in the region. Imported malaria cases are a potential threat to countries attempting elimination or working to prevent resurgence. We report the first imported Plasmodium ovale infection with molecular confirmation in Central America, which occurred in a Guatemalan soldier that had been deployed in Africa. The obstacles for its diagnosis using the standard microscopy technique and the need to improve its detection are discussed.
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Source:Mil Med Res. 2.
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Volume:2
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:7d4217052ccdcc51d15515c7ddfb8676bd85455fc7f3d4af4cc9283894fcd1b1
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