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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of patients enrolled for the acute illness and convalescence time points

From: Expression of complement and toll-like receptor pathway genes is associated with malaria severity in Mali: a pilot case control study

Patient

Gender

Age (years)

Symptoms during acute illness

Symptoms in convalescence

Severe malaria cases

 2

Male

3

Convulsions

None

 4

Male

4

Obtundation

None

 6

Female

3

Prostration, lethargy

None

 9

Male

2

Coma, convulsions

None

 12

Female

3.5

Prostration, lethargy

None

Uncomplicated malaria controls

 1

Female

5

Diarrhoea

Cough

 3

Female

1.5

Cough

Cough

 4

Male

4

Headache, chills, vomiting

 7

Male

3

Chills

None

 12

Female

3

Headache, abdominal pain, cough

Lethargy, abdominal pain

  1. All patients were febrile and parasitaemic for P. falciparum at the acute time point and all were afebrile and aparasitaemic at the convalescent time point except uncomplicated control patient 4 (data not available)