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16. Age as a risk factor for severe manifestations and fatal outcome of Falciparum Malaria in European patients: observations from TropNetEurop and SIMPID surveillance data. (Major Article)

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Muhlberger, N., Jelinek, T., Behrens, R.H., Gjorup, I., Coulaud, J.P., Clerinx, J., Puente, S., Burchard, G., Gascon, J., Grobusch, M.P., Weitzel, T., Zoller, T., Kollaritsch, H., Doolittle, Hilda, Iversen, J., Hatz, C., Schmid, M.L., Bjorkman, A., Fleischer, K., Bisoffi, Z., Guggemos, W., Knobloch, J., Matteelli, A., Schulze, M.H., Laferl, H., Kapaun, A., McWhinney, P., Lopez-Velez, R., Fatkenheuer, G., Kern, P., Zieger, B.W., Kotlowski, A., Fry, G., Cuadros, J., and Myrvang, B.

Subjects
Communicable diseases -- Research, Aging -- Health aspects, Malaria -- Risk factors, Malaria -- Demographic aspects, Malaria -- Complications, Aged -- Patient outcomes, Aged -- Diseases, Plasmodium -- Research, Health, Health care industry
Published
2003

19. Epidemiology and clinical features of imported dengue fever in Europe: sentinel surveillance data from TropNetEurop. (Major Article)

Author

Jelinek, T., Muhlberger, N., Harms, G., Corachan, M., Grobusch, M.P., Knobloch, J., Bronner, U., Laferl, H., Kapaun, A., Bisoffi, Z., Clerinx, J., Puente, S., Fry, G., Schulze, M., Hellgren, U., Gjorup, I., Chalupa, P., Hatz, C., Matteelli, A., Schmid, M., Nielsen, L.N., Cunha, S. da, Atouguia, J., Myrvang, B., and Fleischer, K.

Subjects
Dengue -- Care and treatment, Dengue -- Diagnosis, Dengue -- Demographic aspects, Travelers -- Health aspects, Health, Health care industry
Published
2002

20. Imported falciparum malaria in Europe: Sentinel surveillance data from the European network on surveillance of imported infectious diseases. (Major Article)

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Jelinek, T., Schulte, C., Behrens, R., Grobusch, M.P., Coulaud, J.P., Bisoffi, Z., Matteelli, A., Clerinx, J., Corachan, M., Puente, S., Gjorup, I., Harms, G., Kollaritsch, H., Kotlowski, A., Bjorkmann, A., Delmont, J.P., Knobloch, J., Nielsen, L.N., Cuadros, J., Hatz, C., Doolittle, Hilda, Schmid, M.L., Schulze, M., Lopez-Velez, R., Fleischer, K., Kapaun, A., McWhinney, P., Kern, P., Atougia, J., Fry, G., Cunha, S. da, and Boecken, G.

Subjects
Europe -- Health aspects, Malaria -- Demographic aspects, Health, Health care industry
Published
2002

47. Malaria prophylaxis policy for travellers from Europe to the Indian Sub Continent

Author

Jelinek T, Hatz C, Gascon J, Björkman A, Bisoffi Z, Behrens RH, Legros F, Mühlberger N, and Voltersvik P

Subjects
Arctic medicine. Tropical medicine, RC955-962, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216
Abstract

Abstract Analysis of malaria imported into eight European countries from the Indian sub-continent (ISC) (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka) led to a consensus statement on the use of chemoprophylaxis within TropNetEurop. The proportion of cases from the ISC in 2004 ranged from 1.4%–4.6% of total imported cases. Plasmodium falciparum cases reported from the eight countries was only 23 (13% of all cases from the region). Total malaria reports between 1999–2004 fell from 317 to 180. The risk of malaria in UK residents visiting the region was > 1 case per 1,000 years exposed. The group recommended non-selective prescribing of chemoprophylaxis for visitors to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka should be dropped.

Published
2006
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49. Epidemiology and clinical features of vivax malaria imported to Europe: Sentinel surveillance data from TropNetEurop

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Malvy DJM, Kotlowski A, Iversen J, Knobloch J, Kapaun A, Kollaritsch H, Hatz C, Holthoff-Stich ML, Laferl H, Myrvang B, Schmid ML, Puente S, Hellgren U, Bisoffi Z, Lopez-Velez R, Matteelli A, McWhinney P, Björkman A, Clerinx J, Behrens RH, Gjørup I, Beran J, Schunk M, Zoller T, Probst M, Gascon J, Jelinek T, Mühlberger N, Kern P, Fry G, Siikamaki H, Schulze MH, Soula G, Paul M, Prat J Gómez i, Lehmann V, Bouchaud O, Cunha S da, Atouguia J, and Boecken G

Subjects
Arctic medicine. Tropical medicine, RC955-962, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216
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Abstract Background Plasmodium vivax is the second most common species among malaria patients diagnosed in Europe, but epidemiological and clinical data on imported P. vivax malaria are limited. The TropNetEurop surveillance network has monitored the importation of vivax malaria into Europe since 1999. Objectives To present epidemiological and clinical data on imported P. vivax malaria collected at European level. Material and methods Data of primary cases of P. vivax malaria reported between January 1999 and September 2003 were analysed, focusing on disease frequency, patient characteristics, place of infection, course of disease, treatment and differences between network-member countries. Results Within the surveillance period 4,801 cases of imported malaria were reported. 618 (12.9%) were attributed to P. vivax. European travellers and immigrants were the largest patient groups, but their proportion varied among the reporting countries. The main regions of infection in descending order were the Indian subcontinent, Indonesia, South America and Western and Eastern Africa, as a group accounting for more than 60% of the cases. Regular use of malaria chemoprophylaxis was reported by 118 patients. With 86 (inter-quartile range 41–158) versus 31 days (inter-quartile range 4–133) the median symptom onset was significantly delayed in patients with chemoprophylaxis (p < 0.0001). Common complaints were fever, headache, fatigue, and musculo-skeletal symptoms. All patients survived and severe clinical complications were rare. Hospitalization was provided for 60% and primaquine treatment administered to 83.8% of the patients, but frequencies varied strongly among reporting countries. Conclusions TropNetEurop data can contribute to the harmonization of European treatment policies.

Published
2004
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