Chronic malaria and Brazil

Marsden, Philip Davis

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Chronic malaria and Brazil

Malária crônica e Brasil

Philip Davis Marsden

Núcleo de Medicina Tropical e Nutrição Universidade de Brasília

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1. Alecrim WD, Alecrim MG, Albuquerque BC, McNeilL M, Dourado H, Prata A, Marsden PD. Esplenomegalia Tropical no Rio Ituxi, Amazonas, Brasil. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo 24 (supl. 6): 54-57, 1982.
2. Anonymous. Quartan malarial nephropathy. The Lancet 1: 1167-1168, 1972.
3. Baruzzi RG, Franco LJ, Jardim JR, Masuda A, Naspitz C, Paiva ER, Ferreira-Novo N. The association between splenomegaly and malaria in indians from the Alto Xingu, Central Brazil. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo 18: 322-348, 1976.
4. Bhatia KK, Crane GC. HLA and tropical splenomegaly syndrome in the upper Watut valley of Papua New Guinea. Human immunology 13: 235-242, 1985.
5. Boyer JL, Sen Gupta KP, Biswas SK, Pal NC, Basu Mallick KC, Iber FL, Basu AK. Idiopathic portal hypertension; comparison with the portal hypertension of cirrhosis and extra hepatic portal vein obstruction. Annals of Internal Medicine 66: 41-68, 1967.
6. Bryceson A, Fakunle YM, Fleming AF, Crane G, Hutt MSR, De Cock KM, Greenwood BM, Marsden PD, Rees P. Malaria and splenomegaly. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 77: 879, 1983.
7. BurkittDP. Burkitt's Lymphoma. In: BurkittDP, Wright DH (ed) Livingstone, Edinburg London, 1970.
8. Crane GC. Hyperreactive malarious splenomegaly (Tropical splenomegaly syndrome). Parasitology Today 2: 4-9, 1986.
9. Crane GG, Pryor DS. Malaria and the tropical splenomegaly syndome in New Guinea. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 65: 315-324, 1971.
10. Draper CC, Marsden PD, Prata A, Dourado HV, Bina JC. A parasitological and serological malaria survey in Amazonas, 1971. Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical 7: 231-235, 1973.
11. Gigliogi G. Changes in the pattern of mortality following the eradication of hyperendemic malaria from a highly susceptible community. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 46: 181-202, 1972.
12. Greenwood BM. Asymptomatic malaria infections, do they matter? Parasitology Today 3: 206-214, 1987.
13. Jelliffe EFP. The prevalence of Plasmodium malariae in a Baganda community in Uganda. Tropical and Geographical Medicine 19: 15-30, 1967.
14. Kibukamusoke JA. Nephrotic syndrome of Quartan malaria. Edward Arnold, London, 1973.
15. Marsden PD. The Sukuta Project A longitudinal study of health in Gambian children from birth to 18 months of age. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 58: 455-489, 1964.
16. Marsden PD, Connor DH. Portal fibrosis and splenomegaly. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 62: 568, 1968.
17. Marsden PD, Crane GG. The tropical splenomegaly syndrome. A current appraisal. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo 18: 54-70, 1976.
18. Marsden PD, Hutt MS, Wilks NE, Voller A, Blackman V, Shah KK, Connor DH, Hamilton PJS, Banwell JG, Lunn HF. An investigation of tropical splenomegaly at Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Uganda. British Medical Journal 5427: 89-92, 1965.
19. Marsden PD, Marsden SA. A pattern of weight gain in Gambian babies during the first 18 months of life. The Journal of Tropical Pedriatrics and African Child Health 10: 89-99, 1965.
20. Sulzer AJ, Cantella R, Colichon A, Gleason NN, Walls KW. A focus of hyperendemic Plasmodium malariae, P. vivax with no P. falciparum in a primitive population in the Peruvian Amazon jungle. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 52: 273-278, 1975.
21. Torres JR, Noya OG, Mondolfi AG, Peceno C, Botto CA. Hyperreactive malarial splenomegaly in Venezuela. The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 39: 11-14, 1988.
22. Wedderbum N. Effect of concurrent malarial infection on development of virus induced lymphoma in Balb/c mice. The Lancet 2: 1114-1116, 1970.
23. Ziegler JL, Stuiver PC. Tropical splenomegaly syndrome in a Rwandan Kindred in Uganda. British Medical Journal 3: 79-82, 1972.
24. Ziegler JL, Voller A, Ponnudurai. T. Malarial antibodies in tropical splenomegaly syndrome in Uganda. Tropical and Geographical Medicine 25: 282-285, 1973.

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[1] 1. Alecrim WD, Alecrim MG, Albuquerque BC, McNeilL M, Dourado H, Prata A, Marsden PD. Esplenomegalia Tropical no Rio Ituxi, Amazonas, Brasil. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo 24 (supl. 6): 54-57, 1982.

[2] 2. Anonymous. Quartan malarial nephropathy. The Lancet 1: 1167-1168, 1972.

[3] 3. Baruzzi RG, Franco LJ, Jardim JR, Masuda A, Naspitz C, Paiva ER, Ferreira-Novo N. The association between splenomegaly and malaria in indians from the Alto Xingu, Central Brazil. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo 18: 322-348, 1976.

[4] 4. Bhatia KK, Crane GC. HLA and tropical splenomegaly syndrome in the upper Watut valley of Papua New Guinea. Human immunology 13: 235-242, 1985.

[5] 5. Boyer JL, Sen Gupta KP, Biswas SK, Pal NC, Basu Mallick KC, Iber FL, Basu AK. Idiopathic portal hypertension; comparison with the portal hypertension of cirrhosis and extra hepatic portal vein obstruction. Annals of Internal Medicine 66: 41-68, 1967.

[6] 6. Bryceson A, Fakunle YM, Fleming AF, Crane G, Hutt MSR, De Cock KM, Greenwood BM, Marsden PD, Rees P. Malaria and splenomegaly. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 77: 879, 1983.

[7] 7. BurkittDP. Burkitt's Lymphoma. In: BurkittDP, Wright DH (ed) Livingstone, Edinburg London, 1970.

[8] 8. Crane GC. Hyperreactive malarious splenomegaly (Tropical splenomegaly syndrome). Parasitology Today 2: 4-9, 1986.

[9] 9. Crane GG, Pryor DS. Malaria and the tropical splenomegaly syndome in New Guinea. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 65: 315-324, 1971.

[10] 10. Draper CC, Marsden PD, Prata A, Dourado HV, Bina JC. A parasitological and serological malaria survey in Amazonas, 1971. Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical 7: 231-235, 1973.

[11] 11. Gigliogi G. Changes in the pattern of mortality following the eradication of hyperendemic malaria from a highly susceptible community. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 46: 181-202, 1972.

[12] 12. Greenwood BM. Asymptomatic malaria infections, do they matter? Parasitology Today 3: 206-214, 1987.

[13] 13. Jelliffe EFP. The prevalence of Plasmodium malariae in a Baganda community in Uganda. Tropical and Geographical Medicine 19: 15-30, 1967.

[14] 14. Kibukamusoke JA. Nephrotic syndrome of Quartan malaria. Edward Arnold, London, 1973.

[15] 15. Marsden PD. The Sukuta Project A longitudinal study of health in Gambian children from birth to 18 months of age. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 58: 455-489, 1964.

[16] 16. Marsden PD, Connor DH. Portal fibrosis and splenomegaly. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 62: 568, 1968.

[17] 17. Marsden PD, Crane GG. The tropical splenomegaly syndrome. A current appraisal. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo 18: 54-70, 1976.

[18] 18. Marsden PD, Hutt MS, Wilks NE, Voller A, Blackman V, Shah KK, Connor DH, Hamilton PJS, Banwell JG, Lunn HF. An investigation of tropical splenomegaly at Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Uganda. British Medical Journal 5427: 89-92, 1965.

[19] 19. Marsden PD, Marsden SA. A pattern of weight gain in Gambian babies during the first 18 months of life. The Journal of Tropical Pedriatrics and African Child Health 10: 89-99, 1965.

[20] 20. Sulzer AJ, Cantella R, Colichon A, Gleason NN, Walls KW. A focus of hyperendemic Plasmodium malariae, P. vivax with no P. falciparum in a primitive population in the Peruvian Amazon jungle. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 52: 273-278, 1975.

[21] 21. Torres JR, Noya OG, Mondolfi AG, Peceno C, Botto CA. Hyperreactive malarial splenomegaly in Venezuela. The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 39: 11-14, 1988.

[22] 22. Wedderbum N. Effect of concurrent malarial infection on development of virus induced lymphoma in Balb/c mice. The Lancet 2: 1114-1116, 1970.

[23] 23. Ziegler JL, Stuiver PC. Tropical splenomegaly syndrome in a Rwandan Kindred in Uganda. British Medical Journal 3: 79-82, 1972.

[24] 24. Ziegler JL, Voller A, Ponnudurai. T. Malarial antibodies in tropical splenomegaly syndrome in Uganda. Tropical and Geographical Medicine 25: 282-285, 1973.