Effects of diaphenylsulphone (dapsone) against plasmodium vivax of South West Pacific origin

Abstract

Studies were carried out to assess the blood schizontocidal effects of dapsone in children with naturally acquired P. vivax infections and to assess its blood schizontocidal and possible tissue schizontocidal effects in adult volunteers infected with the Chesson strain of P. vivax . The effects against P. vivax of South West Pacific origin were unimpressive.

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