Falciparum Malaria 1st Edition

Falciparum Malaria, 1st Edition by Tabish Qidwai is an essential, expertly written guide for anyone confronting the clinical and public-health challenges of Plasmodium falciparum. Clear, compelling, and regionally relevant, this volume immediately draws you into the urgency of accurate diagnosis and timely treatment in malaria-endemic areas.

Inside, readers will find concise explanations of epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, and up-to-date diagnostic strategies tailored to low-resource settings across South Asia, Pakistan, India, Africa, and Southeast Asia. The text navigates complex topics—severe malaria syndromes, antimalarial therapies, management of complications, and emerging drug resistance—with practical clarity that clinicians, medical students, and public-health professionals will appreciate.

What sets this edition apart is its focus on actionable knowledge: case-based discussions, evidence-informed protocols, and prevention strategies designed for tropical and subtropical environments. Whether you are a frontline physician, infectious-disease specialist, researcher, or policymaker, you’ll gain tools to improve patient outcomes and inform community-level interventions.

Concise yet thorough, the book balances scientific rigor with real-world applicability, making it a valuable reference for hospital wards, teaching programs, and public-health initiatives across endemic regions. Invest in a resource that equips you to recognize, treat, and help prevent one of the world’s most lethal parasitic infections.

Order your copy today and bring authoritative, region-sensitive guidance on Falciparum Malaria into your clinical practice or public-health toolkit.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.