Ultrasonographic assessment of splenic volume at presentation and after anti-malarial therapy in children with malarial anaemia

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Moses Laman
Susan Aipit
Cathy Bona
Peter M. Siba
Leanne J. Robinson
Laurens Manning
Timothy M. E. Davis
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[1] School of Medicine and Pharmacology,Department of Microbiology, Division of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences
[2] University of Western Australia,Infection and Immunity Division
[3] Fremantle Hospital,Department of Medical Biology
[4] Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research,undefined
[5] James Cook University,undefined
[6] Walter and Eliza Hall Institute,undefined
[7] University of Melbourne,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 14卷
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Malaria; Anaemia; Splenic volume; Children;
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