Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging Reveals Different Courses of Disease in Pediatric and Adult Cerebral Malaria.

Praveen K SahuAngelika HoffmannMegharay MajhiRajyabardhan PattnaikCatriona PattersonKishore C MahantaAkshaya K MohantyRashmi R MohantySonia JoshiAnita MohantyJabamani BageSameer MaharanaAngelika SeitzMartin BendszusSteven A SullivanIan W TurnbullArjen M DondorpHimanshu GuptaLukas PirpamerSanjib MohantySamuel Crocodile Wassmer

Published in: Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (2021)

Our findings suggest distinct pathogenic patterns in pediatric and adult cerebral malaria with a stronger cytotoxic component in adults, supporting the development of age-specific adjunct therapies.

Keyphrases

magnetic resonance imaging
subarachnoid hemorrhage
plasmodium falciparum
childhood cancer
cerebral ischemia
computed tomography
resting state
brain injury
young adults
cerebral blood flow
functional connectivity