Powell R D
Am J Trop Med Hyg. 1978 Jan;27(1 Pt 1):1-5.
Information relating to chemoprophylaxis and malaria in 49 men who served with the United States Armed Forces in Vietnam and who developed overt malaria after departure from Vietnam indicated that: 1) compliance with intended chemoprophylactic regimens was far optimal; 2) a history of recent prophylactic ingestion of chloroquine was not a reliable indicator of infection with chloroquine-resistant Plasmodium falciparum: 3) reported ingestion of half or more of an intended terminal chemoprophylactic regimen was associated with a prolongation of the time that elapsed before initial post-departure episodes of vivax malaria; and 4) such partial compliance with intended terminal chemoprophylaxis may have been associated with a decreased incidence of second post-departure episodes of vivax malaria.
对49名曾在美国武装部队服役于越南、离开越南后患上显性疟疾的男性进行的有关化学预防和疟疾的信息表明：1）对既定化学预防方案的依从性远未达到最佳；2）近期预防性服用氯喹的病史并非耐氯喹恶性疟原虫感染的可靠指标；3）报告服用了既定终端化学预防方案一半或更多剂量与间日疟原虫初次离开后发作前的时间延长有关；4）对既定终端化学预防的这种部分依从性可能与间日疟原虫离开后第二次发作的发生率降低有关。
