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Background  There are few published reports on severe  Plasmodium vivax  malaria in Africa.    Methods  Clinical pattern/manifestations of severe  P. vivax  were described in children admitted at New Halfa Hospital in Sudan between September 2009-December 2011.    Results  Eighteen children were admitted at the hospital during the study period with different manifestations of severe  P. vivax  malaria namely: severe anaemia (6, 33.3%), jaundice (5, 27.8%), thrombocytopenia (4, 22.2%), hypotension (3, 16.7%), cerebral malaria (2, 11.1%), epistaxis (2, 11.1%), renal impairment (1, 5.5%), hypogylcaemia and more than one manifestation (5, 27.8%) .   By day 2, all patients were asymptomatic, a parasitaemic and had started oral quinine and primaquine. There was no death among these patients    Conclusion  Severe  P. vivax  malaria is an existing entity in eastern Sudan. Further studies are required to understand emergence of severe  P. vivax  malaria.

Severe Plasmodium vivax malaria among sudanese children at New Halfa Hospital, Eastern Sudan