I should have said, the probability of inheriting the affected gene from the mother is 50%. Thank you for pointing out this error. I Appreciate it.

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finally, the mystery has been solved :P .. btw, thanks for keeping us updated.

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Very interesting. Parasitemia 1%, case of relapsing malaria suggested p.vivax.. very hard to differentiate just by looking at these pics Let's see what PCR results will be

yes, it might be compensated by other parts of the brain, trying to fill in the gaps creating hallucinations. Btw, thanks for re-hiving :)

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Here in my country Nepal, There are about 4500 active cases with 19 deaths so far. It's quite interesting to see, most of the cases are asymptomatic here. however, out of 19 deaths, 1 was associated with

Haha, so confusing. I remember there are multiple rings in falciparum but the gametocyte of falciparum is always crescent-shaped. damn my brain hurts trying to remember old lectures :D. Please update us

I found this really interesting.. made me think. You said patient has a history of malaria. Might be a case of relapsing malaria. If that's the case then the parasite might be p.vivax

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Thanks !!

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