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Background In many settings, P. falciparum transmission has been greatly reduced due to scaled-up malaria control. Imported cases will continue to be a source of malaria infection when vector control operations are stopped. We investigate the level of surveillance and case management that must be achieved in order to maintain reduced transmission levels, considering a varying rate of importation of cases and initial entomological inoculation rate (EIR).

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Modeling the trade-off between effective case management and imported malaria cases in different settings of P. falciparum malaria transmission intensity