Dual-Species Malarial Infection

Meningococcal Toxæmia Accompanying Malarial Infection

Urticaria Due to Malarial Infection

(1919) regard urticaria as a manifestation of hypersensitivenes's to the malarial parasite as extremely rare. In recent years, cases showing urticaria as a result of hypersensitiveness to malarial parasites have been reported by Eyermann and Strauss (1930), Davies (1936), Gouriou (1938) and Agrama (1940) in Africa and Europe and by Chatterjee (1939) in India, who reported three cases. The case ...

Monoclonal Antibodies against Murine Malarial Infection

Repeated inoculation of mice, monkeys, and humans with x-irradiated sporozoites can lead to sterile immunity against malarial infection (1, 2), Vaccinated animals have serum antibodies capable of neutralizing sporozoites (3) and of reacting with their surface membranes (4, 5). Exposure of humans to infected mosquitoes in endemic areas leads to the development of relatively high serum titers o f...

Allergic Reaction Due to Malarial Infection

nausea, vomiting, and evacuation of bowels twice in half an hour. Then he developed generalized urticaria all over the body accompanied by much itching. On examination the following were noted :? Temperature 99?F., pulse 92 and respiration 26 per minute; tongue moist and clean; spleen and liver not palpable; no abdominal tenderness; eyelids much swollen; conjunctive highly congested; arthralgia...

Malarial Infection in the New-Born

I was called in to attend a baby 4 days old suffering from fever. The baby was very restless, with frequent retraction of legs on to the abdomen, and twisting of hands and arms. The mother gave a history of fever 2 days before delivery, but the labour had been normal. The baby had been given a dram of castor oil, and there were 4 motions; it was also given 4 doses of a diaphoretic mixture on th...