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Pathophysiology of Malaria

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Published1969
Citations42
References19

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (19)

Bleeding Due to Increased Intravascular Blood Coagulation

1965 • 197 citations

Treatment of east african P. falciparum malaria with west african human γ-globulin

1963 • 184 citations

The Pathology of Acute Falciparum Malaria

1946 • 152 citations

Depletion of Coagulation Factors in Drug-Resistant Plasmodium Falciparum Malaria

1967 • 139 citations

Alterations of red blood cell sodium transport during malarial infection

1969 • 118 citations

Siderocytes and the Spleen

1957 • 107 citations

Autoimmunization and other types of indirect damage to host cells as factors in certain protozoan diseases

1964 • 105 citations

REVERSIBLE CELLULAR PERMEABILITY ALTERATIONS IN DISEASE. IN VIVO STUDIES ON SODIUM, POTASSIUM AND CHLORIDE CONCENTRATIONS IN ERYTHROCYTES OF THE MALARIOUS MONKEY

1947 • 70 citations

125I-LABELLED FIBRINOGEN IN CEREBRAL MALARIA

1966 • 67 citations

The Osmotic Fragility of Erythrocytes in Experimental Malaria *

1966 • 53 citations

Coombs'-Positive Hemolytic Disease in Malaria

1968 • 37 citations

Knowlesi Malaria in Monkeys IIa

1964 • 33 citations

Studies of the Mechanism of Hemolysis in Experimental Malaria

1966 • 30 citations

Splenic Function in Experimental Malaria *

1968 • 22 citations

A coagulation defect and its treatment with heparin in Plasmodium knowlesi malaria in rhesus monkeys.

1966 • 21 citations

Blood Loss and Replacement in Plasmodial Infections III. Plasmodium Cynomolgi, Plasmodium Gonderi and Plasmodium Knowlesi in Macaca Mulatta Mulatta, the Rhesus Monkey

1960 • 15 citations

Biophysical aspects of red cell aging

1962 • 14 citations

Erythrocytic Abnormalities in Experimental Malaria.

1967 • 12 citations

Osmotic and Mechanical Fragilities of Erythrocytes of Monkeys Infected with P. knowlesi Malaria.

1946 • 10 citations

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