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Abruptio vivax ???From: Pete Bridgwood (pete@innotts.co.uk)Thu Dec 7 10:38:04 1995
Hi Folks, My friend Richard in New Zealand has asked me to post this: Can you do another favour for me please? We had a woman who had an abruption and then was discovered to have malaria (P. Vivax) when we investigated her fever. The pathologist demonstrated parasites in the placenta. I've got a vague inkling that placental malaria and abruption are connected but can't remember where I read it or find a reference for it anywhere. Is it possible to circulate it on your O&G user group to see if anyone out there has any ideas. If they do I'd be grateful for some feedback +/- any references they may have. Medline was no help. If you mail any info about this to the list, please E-mail Richard personally as well/instead as he's using the Prof's computer and has no access to this list himself. His E-mail is: Thanks, Pete.
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