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1. Impact of infectious complications in status epilepticus: a five-year observational cohort study (Publications)

   Impact of infectious complications in status epilepticus: a five-year observational cohort study

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2. Serum procalcitonin, c-reactive protein and white blood cell levels-reliable biomarkers for infections in status epilepticus? (Publications)

   Serum procalcitonin, c-reactive protein and white blood cell levels-reliable biomarkers for infections in status epilepticus?

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3. Skin aging as a mirror of lung damage (Publications)

   Skin aging as a mirror of lung damage

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4. Gender und obstruktive Lungenerkrankungen (Publications)

   Gender und obstruktive Lungenerkrankungen

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5. The sudden cardiac death of a young athlete: recommendations for a sensible and effective preventive exam (Publications)

   The sudden cardiac death of a young athlete: recommendations for a sensible and effective preventive exam

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6. High genetic diversity of <em>Plasmodium vivax</em> on the north coast of Papua New Guinea (Publications)

   High genetic diversity of <em>Plasmodium vivax</em> on the north coast of Papua New Guinea

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   Despite having the highest Plasmodium vivax burden in the world, molecular epidemiological data from Papua New Guinea (PNG) for this parasite remain limited. To investigate the molecular epidemiology

7. A note on particulate matter, total mortality and Saharan dust in Madrid [To the Editor] (Publications)

   A note on particulate matter, total mortality and Saharan dust in Madrid [To the Editor]

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8. Tests diagnostiques rapides (TDR): la panacée pour le praticien? (Publications)

   Tests diagnostiques rapides (TDR): la panacée pour le praticien?

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   Many rapid diagnostic tests (RDT) for the diagnosis of infectious diseases have been developed over the last 20 years. These allow (1) administering a treatment immediately in case of a potentially fa

9. Contribution of dengue fever to the burden of acute febrile illnesses in Papua New Guinea: an age-specific prospective study (Publications)

   Contribution of dengue fever to the burden of acute febrile illnesses in Papua New Guinea: an age-specific prospective study

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   Abstract. Malaria is a major contributor to the burden of febrile illnesses in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Dengue fever (DF) is likely to contribute; however, its epidemiology in PNG is poorly understood.

10. Management of febrile young children in malaria mix-endemic areas (<em>Plasmodium falciparum</em> and <em>P. vivax</em>) quick attendance, rapid... (Publications)

    Management of febrile young children in malaria mix-endemic areas (<em>Plasmodium falciparum</em> and <em>P. vivax</em>) quick attendance, rapid testing and effective treatment: a safe attitude in Papua New Guinea

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