Severe P. falciparum malaria in Kenyan children: evidence for hypovolaemia.Maitland K Levin M English M Mithwani S Peshu N Marsh K Newton CR
QJM, (2003). 96:427-34

Admission diagnosis of cerebral malaria in adults in an endemic area of Tanzania: implications and clinical description.Makani J Matuja W Liyombo E Snow RW Marsh K Warrell DA
QJM, (2003). 96:355-62

Cerebral malaria versus bacterial meningitis in children with impaired consciousness.Berkley JA Mwangi I Mellington F Mwarumba S Marsh K
QJM, (1999). 92:151-7

Hypoglycaemia on and after admission in Kenyan children with severe malaria.English M Wale S Binns G Mwangi I Sauerwein H Marsh K
QJM, (1998). 91:191-7

Lactic acidosis and oxygen debt in African children with severe anaemia.English M Muambi B Mithwani S Marsh K
QJM, (1997). 90:563-9

Acidosis in severe childhood malaria.English M Sauerwein R Waruiru C Mosobo M Obiero J Lowe B Marsh K
QJM, (1997). 90:263-70

The influence of alanine infusion on glucose production in 'malnourished' African children with falciparum malaria.Dekker E Romijn JA Moeniralam HS Waruiru C Ackermans MT Timmer JG Endert E Peshu N Marsh K Sauerwein HP
QJM, (1997). 90:455-60

Seizures and status epilepticus in childhood cerebral malaria.Crawley J Smith S Kirkham F Muthinji P Waruiru C Marsh K
QJM, (1996). 89:591-7