| Abstract: | Tranfusional malaria in countries located outside zones of endemia is difficult to evidence because it is rarely aparent. The clinic can be compared to that of malaria through inoculation by anophele, but it can be difficult to evidence because of its intricacy with the symptomatology of the affection which justified the transfusion. Usually, it takes the appearance of a febril gastric problem, but it may have other aspects: intestinal, hepato-biliar, neurologic or hematologic symptoms. As soon as the diagnosis is established, it is easy to confirm by a cytologic test on peripheric blood and/or on bone marrow and specially by a sero diagnosis using immuno fluorescence. |
