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The Path Report Volume 2 Issue 1, Pathology Department, New York Medical College
The Path Report Volume 2 Issue 1, Pathology Department, New York Medical College
The Path Report
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Diversity Unsupported Is Diversity Derailed, Kauser Jabeen, Kulsoom Ghias
Diversity Unsupported Is Diversity Derailed, Kauser Jabeen, Kulsoom Ghias
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
In this view point challenges of a diverse student body and its impact on quality of education and student’ social interactions are discussed. Enhanced institutional responsibility and ownership of all institutional members to provide adequate support for all individuals that make up the student body has been discussed as a major strategy to overcome these challenges.
The Path Report Volume 1 Issue 4, Pathology Department, New York Medical College
The Path Report Volume 1 Issue 4, Pathology Department, New York Medical College
The Path Report
No abstract provided.
The Path Report Volume 2 Issue 3, Pathology Department, New York Medical College
The Path Report Volume 2 Issue 3, Pathology Department, New York Medical College
The Path Report
No abstract provided.
Neurological Involvement Associated With Plasmodium Vivax Malaria From Pakistan, Yousaf Abdullah Khan, Usman Hameed Mian, Najia Karim Ghanchi, Ali Bin Sarwar Zubairi, Mohammad Asim Beg
Neurological Involvement Associated With Plasmodium Vivax Malaria From Pakistan, Yousaf Abdullah Khan, Usman Hameed Mian, Najia Karim Ghanchi, Ali Bin Sarwar Zubairi, Mohammad Asim Beg
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Plasmodium vivax is the most common specie causing malaria outside Africa with approximately 13.8 million reported cases worldwide. We report case of P. vivax infection with cerebral involvement. A nine year old boy presented with high grade fever accompanied by projectile vomiting and abnormal behavior later he developed seizures, shock, and unconsciousness. P. vivax monoinfection was diagnosed based on peripheral smears and PCR. After antimalarial therapy, patient made full recovery. Current case highlights increasing trend of cerebral complications caused by P. vivax.