Accurate, prompt, and reliable tools for the diagnosis of malaria are crucial for tracking the successes or drawbacks of control and elimination efforts, and for future programs aimed at global malaria eradication. Although microscopy remains the gold standard method, the number of imported malaria cases and the risk of reappearance of autochthonous cases stimulated several laboratories located in European countries to evaluate methods and algorithms suited to non-endemic settings, where skilled microscopists are not always available. In this review, an overview of the field evaluation and a comparison of the methods used for the diagnosis of malaria by European laboratories is reported, showing that the development of numerous innovations ...
Our study aimed to describe the occurrence of imported malaria in a nonendemic area (Parma, Italy) d...
Objectives: At present malaria is re-emerging as an imported disease in areas where it has been era...
ABSTRACTMalaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum remains the major life-threatening parasitic infecti...
Accurate, prompt, and reliable tools for the diagnosis of malaria are crucial for tracking the succe...
Background: Malaria is no longer endemic in Italy since 1970 when the World Health Organization decl...
Abstract Background Malaria is no longer endemic in Italy since 1970 when the World Health Organizat...
Background: Malaria is no longer endemic in Italy where it is the most commonly imported disease, w...
Objectives: Malaria is the most frequent imported infection in Italy, related to the increasing num...
Malaria is a dramatic disease caused by the protozoan parasites Plasmodium. The diagnosis is mainly ...
Malaria is a common, life-threatening infection in endemic tropical areas and one that presents a di...
Background: Accurate identification of Plasmodium infections in non-endemic countries is of critical...
Detection of Plasmodium species by microscopy has been the gold standard for diagnosis of malaria fo...
Malaria continues to be a major global health problem, with over 228 million cases and 405,000 death...
BACKGROUND: Diagnosis of malaria relies on parasite detection by microscopy or antigen detection; bo...
The imminent scenario of malaria burden on endemic regions burdens healthcare and is a threat to non...
Our study aimed to describe the occurrence of imported malaria in a nonendemic area (Parma, Italy) d...
Objectives: At present malaria is re-emerging as an imported disease in areas where it has been era...
ABSTRACTMalaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum remains the major life-threatening parasitic infecti...
Accurate, prompt, and reliable tools for the diagnosis of malaria are crucial for tracking the succe...
Background: Malaria is no longer endemic in Italy since 1970 when the World Health Organization decl...
Abstract Background Malaria is no longer endemic in Italy since 1970 when the World Health Organizat...
Background: Malaria is no longer endemic in Italy where it is the most commonly imported disease, w...
Objectives: Malaria is the most frequent imported infection in Italy, related to the increasing num...
Malaria is a dramatic disease caused by the protozoan parasites Plasmodium. The diagnosis is mainly ...
Malaria is a common, life-threatening infection in endemic tropical areas and one that presents a di...
Background: Accurate identification of Plasmodium infections in non-endemic countries is of critical...
Detection of Plasmodium species by microscopy has been the gold standard for diagnosis of malaria fo...
Malaria continues to be a major global health problem, with over 228 million cases and 405,000 death...
BACKGROUND: Diagnosis of malaria relies on parasite detection by microscopy or antigen detection; bo...
The imminent scenario of malaria burden on endemic regions burdens healthcare and is a threat to non...
Our study aimed to describe the occurrence of imported malaria in a nonendemic area (Parma, Italy) d...
Objectives: At present malaria is re-emerging as an imported disease in areas where it has been era...
ABSTRACTMalaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum remains the major life-threatening parasitic infecti...