Delayed Diagnosis and Severe Outcomes in Imported Malaria in Vietnam Highlighting Systematic Gaps in Detection
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- DOI: 10.1093/jtm/taaf107
Delayed Diagnosis and Severe Outcomes in Imported Malaria in Vietnam Highlighting Systematic Gaps in Detection
Abstract
Analysis of 13 imported malaria cases revealed 87.5% diagnostic failure rate at primary care facilities, with 38.5% progressing to severe malaria, emphasizing critical gaps in Vietnam's malaria elimination strategy.
Keywords: Vietnam; diagnostic delay; imported malaria; malaria elimination; severe malaria.
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