Elevated plasma von Willebrand factor and propeptide levels in malawian children with malaria.

Happy T. Phiri; Daniel J. Bridges; Simon J. Glover; Jan A. van Mourik; Bas de Laat; Bridon M'baya; Terrie E. Taylor; Karl B. Seydel; Malcolm E. Molyneux; E. Brian Faragher; Alister Craig; James E.G. Bunn

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0025626

Elevated plasma von Willebrand factor and propeptide levels in malawian children with malaria.

Happy T. Phiri, Daniel J. Bridges, Simon J. Glover, Jan A. van Mourik, Bas de Laat, Bridon M'baya, Terrie E. Taylor, Karl B. Seydel, Malcolm E. Molyneux, E. Brian Faragher, Alister Craig, James E.G. Bunn

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Abstract

In children with malaria plasma VWF and propeptide levels are markedly elevated in both cerebral and mild paediatric malaria, with levels matching disease severity, and these normalize upon recovery. High levels of both markers also occur in retinopathy-negative 'cerebral malaria' cases, many of whom are thought to be suffering from diseases other than malaria, indicating that further studies of these markers will be required to determine their sensitivity and specificity.

Original language	English
Article number	e25626
Pages (from-to)	e25626
Journal	PLoS ONE
Volume	6
Issue number	11
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0025626
Publication status	Published - 17 Nov 2011

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