Malaria Surveillance: 1968 Annual Report
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Malaria Surveillance: 1968 Annual Report

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    The number of malaria cases reported in the United States in 1968 was slightly less than the 1967 total (2,610 in 1968 vs. 2,855 in 1967). Vietnam returnees continued to account for over 90 percent of the cases.

    P. vivax accounted for 81 percent of the infections and falciparum 13 percent.

    Twelve cases were acquired in the United States. Five of these, all due to P. vivax were introduced cases, and seven, 3 due to P. falciparum, 3 due to P. malariae, and 1 due to J?. vivax, were induced cases. Four of the introduced cases occurred in civilians and were epidemiologically related.

    There were 6 malaria fatalities, all £. falciparum infections. Two of these cases occurred in seamen, 2 in Vietnam returnees, 1 in an American tourist, and 1 in the recipient of a blood transfusion.

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    SUMMARY -- II. TERMINOLOGY -- III. GENERAL SURVEILLANCE INFORMATION -- IV. MALARIA IMPORTED FROM VIETNAM -- V. MALARIA ACQUIRED IN THE UNITED STATES -- VI. DEATHS DUE TO MALARIA -- VII.REPORT FROM THE NATIONAL MALARIA REPOSITORY --VIII. ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- Figure I. Military and civilian cases of malaria, United States, 1959-1968 – Figure 2. Geographic distribution of malaria cases with onset in the United States-1968 -- Figure 3. Malaria cases by month of onset, United States, 1968 -- Figure 4. Introduced Plasmodium Vivax malaria, Alabama, July 25-August 16, 1968 – Figure 5. Location of area of malaria transmission in eastern Alabama, July 1968 – Figure 6. Area of malaria transmission, Auburn, Alabama, July 1968 – Figure 7. Malaria patient’s whereabouts, July 11-August 2, 1968 – Figure 8. Suspected area of malaria transmission. Fort Stewart, Hinesville, Georgia, July 1968.
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