Thrombocytopenia as a Clue of Vivax Malaria in Endemic Region, Sudan

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Bakri Y. M. Nour
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Elgaily M. Elgaily
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Albadawi A. Talha
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Abstract

Reduction in circulating platelets is observed relatively frequently in cases of malaria due to P. vivax. 61 patients with confirmed vivax malaria were enrolled in this study and the platelets were counted by hematological analyzer. our study revealed that 77.1% had platelets count less than 150,000/ µl , thrombocytopenia grade 1 represent 43%, grade 2 represent 19.8%, grade 3 represent 9.8% and grade 4 represent 4.9%. Thrombocytopenia should be a consideration as a clue to the presence of malaria in endemic region.

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Bakri Y. M. Nour. 2014. \u201cThrombocytopenia as a Clue of Vivax Malaria in Endemic Region, Sudan\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - F: Diseases GJMR-F Volume 14 (GJMR Volume 14 Issue F5): .

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Reduction in circulating platelets is observed relatively frequently in cases of malaria due to P. vivax. 61 patients with confirmed vivax malaria were enrolled in this study and the platelets were counted by hematological analyzer. our study revealed that 77.1% had platelets count less than 150,000/ µl , thrombocytopenia grade 1 represent 43%, grade 2 represent 19.8%, grade 3 represent 9.8% and grade 4 represent 4.9%. Thrombocytopenia should be a consideration as a clue to the presence of malaria in endemic region.

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