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The Retina as a Surrogate Marker for Pediatric Cerebral Malaria

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Investigators from Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Trust Research Program, Malawi; University of Liverpool, UK; Michigan State University, USA; Vancouver General Hospital, Canada; and Ophthalmology Centers in Edinburgh, UK, review the evidence for associations between retina and brain neurovasculature, and the extent to which malarial retinopathy reflects cerebrovascular damage.

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Neuropsychological SequelaeComaCerebral MalariaBrain DiseasesPediatricsNeurosurgeryInfantNervous System DiseasesNeurologyChild Development+1

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