Background:Malaria remains a significant health challenge in sub-Saharan Africa,with early diagnosis critical to reducing its morbidity and mortality.Despite the increasing Plasmodium spp.diagnostic capabilities,acces...Background:Malaria remains a significant health challenge in sub-Saharan Africa,with early diagnosis critical to reducing its morbidity and mortality.Despite the increasing Plasmodium spp.diagnostic capabilities,access to testing is limited in some cases by the almost absolute requirement for blood from potentially infected subjects as the only sample source for all conventional methods.A rapid test on non-invasive specimen with comparable performance to microscopy for the screening or diagnosis of all participants is invaluable.This study sought to compare conventional and non-invasive diagnostic tools for detecting Plasmodium falciparum.展开更多
文摘Background:Malaria remains a significant health challenge in sub-Saharan Africa,with early diagnosis critical to reducing its morbidity and mortality.Despite the increasing Plasmodium spp.diagnostic capabilities,access to testing is limited in some cases by the almost absolute requirement for blood from potentially infected subjects as the only sample source for all conventional methods.A rapid test on non-invasive specimen with comparable performance to microscopy for the screening or diagnosis of all participants is invaluable.This study sought to compare conventional and non-invasive diagnostic tools for detecting Plasmodium falciparum.
