Epidemiology and geographical distribution Sample Clauses

Epidemiology and geographical distribution. Microscopically confirmed P. ovale is exceedingly rare in eastern Indonesia, New Guinea, and the Philippines but is relatively common in West Africa (Hombhange, 1998). While it is frequently said that P. ovale is very limited in its range being limited to West Africa [Xxxx et al 1998], the Xxxxxx- pines, eastern Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea, and to discrete areas of the western pacific [Baird and Xxxxxxx 2004]. It has been reported from Bangladesh [Xxxxxxx et al 2010], Cambodia and India [Xxxxxxx et al 1993], Thailand and Vietnam [Xxxxxxx et al 1970]. The reported preva- lence is low (<5%) with the exception of West Africa, where prevalences above 10% have been observed.
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Epidemiology and geographical distribution. P. vivax accounts for 65% of malaria cases in Asia and South America. P. vivax is uncommon in sub-Saharan Africa, but common in South Asia and Central America, and is predominant in South America. It can also be found in mainly in Latin America, and in some parts of Ethiopia. P. vivax can cause death due to splenomegaly (a pathologically enlarged spleen), but more often it causes debilitating – but non-fatal – symptoms [Xxxxxxx et al 2006].

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