TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

Introduction                  Air Vice Marshal Sithibun Purnaveja, MC, RTAF

Director General

Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences

 

Introduction                  LTC Herbert E. Segal, MC, USA

Director, US Army Medical Component

 

 

 

TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL DISEASES

 

Penicillin Resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae Infection in Selected

Clinic Populations

 

3

Maternal Rectal and Vaginal Flora Associated with Infant

Colonization and Its Relationship to Diarrhea

 

9

Chemotherapy of Gnathostomiasis

18

Ectoparasite and Rickettsia tsutsugamushi Studies in Thailand

25

Mosquito Cytogenetic and Electrophoresis Studies

29

Mosquito Survey and Taxonomic Studies

34

Survey of Sylvatic Rodents for Serological Evidence of Rabies Virus

Infection

 

37

Survey of Sylvatic Rodents for Serological Evidence of Leptospirosis

Infection

 

41

Survey on the Incidence of Angiostrongylus sp. in Wild Rodents

42

A Survey for Viral Agents Transmitted by Culicoides in Northern

Thailand

 

45

Isolations of Dengue Viruses from Patients in Provincial Hospitals

46

A Serological Survey for Togaviruses (Arboviruses) in a Well

Defined Rural Thai Population

 

49

Isolation of Dengue Viruses from Leukocytes and Plasma of Dengue

Hemorrhagic Fever Patients

 

53

Dengue-2 Candidate Vaccine Studies : Challenge of Immunized

Monkeys with Southeast Asian Wild Type Viruses

 

57

Isolation of Influenza Viruses During the 1977-1978 Epidemic

63

Ecology and Epidemiology Studies of Dengue Viruses in Din Daeng,

Bangkok, Thailand

 

66

Virological and Pathological Observations of Dengue Virus

Replication in Subcutaneously Inoculated Rhesus Monkeys

 

80

Evaluation of Aedes aegypti, Armigeres subalbatus, and

Toxorhynchites splendens as Bioassay Hosts for Dengue

Viruses

 

 

85

Relationship of Temperature to the Replication of Dengue Viruses in

LLC-Mk2 Cell Cultures

 

91

A Longitudinal Serological Study of a Lower Socioeconomic School

Population

 

96

Seroepidemiologic Survey of Hepatitis B Virus Infection in a Rural

Thai Village

 

109

Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus by Exposure to Human Semen

Containing Hepatitis B Surface Antigen

 

115

Investigation of the Epidemiology and Microbiology of Wounds and

Wound Infections in the Royal Thai Army (RTA)

 

119

 

 

 

Epidemiological and Ecological Studies of Scrub Typhus in Royal

Thai Army Field Training Facilities

 

123

The Prevalence of Poliovirus Infection in a Lower Socioeconomic

School Population

 

130

Rubella Antibody Prevalence in Bangkok School Children

133

 

 

MALARIA STUDIES

 

Sporontocidal Effect of Antimalarials in P. vivax Malaria

139

Treatment of the Acute Attack of Malaria Caused by Plasmodium

vivax: A Comparison of Mefloquine with Standard Therapy

 

142

Treatment of Vivax Malaria with Sulfadoxine-Pyrimethamine and

with Pyrimethamine Alone

 

145

In vitro Evaluation of Antimalarial Drugs Against P. falciparum:

A New Technique

 

149

Evaluation of Experimental Antimalarial Drugs in Rhesus Monkeys

Infected with Plasmodium cynomolgi

(Blood Schizonticidal Tests)

 

 

153

Evaluation of Experimental Antimalarial Drugs for Radical Curative

Activity in the Rhesus Monkey

 

155

Comparative Study of WR 225448 and Primaquine in the

Plasmodium cynomolgi - Rhesus Monkey Radical Curative

Model

 

 

159

Lymphocytotoxic Factors in Malaria Patients

164

Responsiveness of Malaria Patient Leukocytes in Mixed Leukocyte

Culture (MLC)

 

166

Lymphokine Mediated Macrophage Activation as Demonstrated by

Enhanced Protein Synthesis

 

169

Glucosamine (14C) Uptake in Malaria Activated Human Macrophages

173

Transformation of Patient Lymphocytes by Selected Malaria

Antigens

 

176

Synthesis of Lymphocyte Blastogenic Factor by Sensitized

Lymphocytes from Malaria Patients

 

180

Continuous in vitro Cultivation of P. falciparum and Malaria Antigen

Isolation

 

183

Effect of Sera from Malaria Patients on Mitogen Responsiveness of

Normal Lymphocytes

 

185

Comparative Susceptibility of Anopheles maculatus and Anopheles

balabacensis to Plasmodium vivax

 

188

Longevity Studies on Malaria Infected Anopheles

191

 

 

PUBLICATIONS

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