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Publication Date:
28/10/2015

Author:
Moses O. Adesoro
John I. Kpamor
Olusola Oresanya
Adoke Yeka
John Dada
Maxwell Kolawole
Edward Idenu
James K. Timbederena
Joanita I. Nankabiwrwa
Ebenezer S. Baba

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Presentation

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Feasibility and acceptability of using intramuscular artesunate as definitive treatment for severe malaria at lower-level health facilities in southern Nigeria

Publication Date:
28/10/2015
Author:
Moses O. Adesoro
John I. Kpamor
Olusola Oresanya
Adoke Yeka
John Dada
Maxwell Kolawole
Edward Idenu
James K. Timbederena
Joanita I. Nankabiwrwa
Ebenezer S. Baba
Type:
Presentation

This poster presented at the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene Conference 2015 discusses the results of a study that sought to explore the feasibility and acceptability of IM AS for definitive treatment of severe malaria at lower-level facilities.

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Feasibility and acceptability of using intramuscular artesunate as definitive treatment for severe malaria at lower-level health facilities in southern Nigeria

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