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Towards optimal regimens of parenteral quinine for young African children with cerebral malaria: unbound quinine concentrations following a simple loading dose regimen.Winstanley, P. A.
Mberu, E. K.
Watkins, W. M.
Murphy, S. A.
Lowe, B.
Marsh, K.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, (1994). 88:577-80
A single dose of intramuscular sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine as an adjunct to quinine in the treatment of severe malaria: pharmacokinetics and efficacy.Newton, C. R.
Winstanley, P. A.
Watkins, W. M.
Mwangi, I. N.
Waruiru, C. M.
Mberu, E. K.
Warn, P. A.
Nevill, C. G.
Marsh, K.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, (1993). 87:207-10
The role of shops in the treatment and prevention of childhood malaria on the coast of Kenya.Snow, R. W.
Peshu, N.
Forster, D.
Mwenesi, H.
Marsh, K.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, (1992). 86:237-9
Infection with Pneumocystis carinii is prevalent in healthy Gambian children.Wakefield, A. E.
Stewart, T. J.
Moxon, E. R.
Marsh, K.
Hopkin, J. M.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, (1990). 84:800-2
