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• TITLE: Relevance of Economic Field Microscope in Remote Rural Regions for Concurrent Observation of Malaria & Inflammation

  AUTHORS: Deepak Bhattacharya

  KEYWORDS: OMARIA; Field Microscopy; Inflammation Observation; WBC Architecture Alteration; Gametocydal; Plasmocidal

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Infectious Diseases, Vol.2 No.1, March 22, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Based on mono station use for >12 continuous years (since 1998) in drug resistant core endemic region, India, anti-inflammatory effect on WBC is demonstrated using a simple; economic monocular microscope that can be used out in the open—using day light/lamp. Is infinitely helpful for rural clinicians and the administrations, in developing nations. Although indispensable, a field microscope has become expensive; is in short supply; there is a crying need in the rural and the remote.