From sixty-four percent hyperparasitemia to recovery: Managing severe falciparum malaria and delayed hemolytic anemia

Severe falciparum malaria requires urgent and aggressive management. While artesunate is life-saving, its delayed complications necessitate systematic monitoring. This case highlights the importance of integrating acute care with vigilant follow-up to optimize outcomes in severe malaria, especially in non-immune individuals with hyperparasitemia.

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IJID Regions
Published
2025-04-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijregi.2025.100644
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1
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Malaria Research and Control
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From sixty-four percent hyperparasitemia to recovery: Managing severe falciparum malaria and delayed hemolytic anemia

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From sixty-four percent hyperparasitemia to recovery: Managing severe falciparum malaria and delayed hemolytic anemia

Fiona Murphy, James R. Hébert, Cora Nally, Tanna Tan
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Abstract

Severe falciparum malaria requires urgent and aggressive management. While artesunate is life-saving, its delayed complications necessitate systematic monitoring. This case highlights the importance of integrating acute care with vigilant follow-up to optimize outcomes in severe malaria, especially in non-immune individuals with hyperparasitemia.

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