[Gastrointestinal symptoms predominant in refugee children with malaria].
Ugeskr Laeger 2009;
171:2747-2748. [PMID:
19758500]
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Abstract
We present three cases of malaria in refugee children newly arrived from Sub-saharan Africa. Only one of the three children had fever and all had high parasite loads (2,5-14% parasitemia). Malaria is an important differential diagnosis in refugees from endemic areas, regardless of whether they present with fever.
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