parasitaemia

high parasitaemia is associated with severe malaria in children.

the patient showed low parasitaemia after treatment.

researchers measured the parasitaemia levels to monitor drug efficacy.

asymptomatic parasitaemia is common in endemic regions.

the doctor ordered a parasitaemia test to confirm the diagnosis.

acute parasitaemia requires immediate medical attention.

parasitaemia density correlates with disease severity.

treatment successfully reduced the parasitaemia within 48 hours.

children with high parasitaemia are at greater risk of complications.

regular monitoring of parasitaemia is essential for managing malaria.

the parasitaemia threshold determines treatment protocols.

pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to high parasitaemia.