A case of Plasmodium vivax related cerebral malaria Case Report

Abstract

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Plasmodium vivax a bağlı serebral malarya olgusu Olgu Sunumu

Öz

Sıtmalı hastada ağrının yerinin belirlenememesi ve ensefalopatinin başka herhangi bir nedenle açıklanamaması durumu serebral malarya olarak tanımlanır Sıklığı kesin olarak bilinmemektedir Plasmodium vivax a bağlı serebral malarya Plasmodium falciparum a göre çok daha nadirdir Nadir rastlanması dolayısıyla Plasmodium vivax a bağlı 7 yaşında bir çocuk serebral malarya olgusu sunulmuştur Anahtar Kelimeler: serebral malarya plasmodium vivax

Anahtar Kelimeler

• serebral malarya, plasmodium vivax

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