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本文报道了一批来自香港的120名英国士兵,到巴布亚新几内亚疟疾高发的Sepik行政区进行为期七周的丛林训练。自离开香港起直到返港,每人每日服200mg氯胍,同时于出发前一周起至返回香港后第四周为止,每周加服氯喹300 mg。自1985年8月下旬至10月上旬,这批无免疫力士兵完全暴露于疟疾环境中。个人防蚊措施为穿长袖套和长裤,使用二乙甲苯酰胺为驱避剂等。在新几内亚期间有4名士兵患恶性疟,并在当
This article reports on a group of 120 British soldiers from Hong Kong who conducted a seven-week jungle exercise in the malaria-prone Sepik district of Papua New Guinea. From leaving Hong Kong until returning to Hong Kong, each serving 200 g daily of proguanil, plus 300 mg of chloroquine every week from the week before departure to the fourth week after returning to Hong Kong. From late August to early October 1985, these non-immune soldiers were completely exposed to the malaria environment. Personal anti-mosquito measures to wear long sleeves and trousers, the use of diethyl toluamide as a repellent and so on. Four soldiers were suffering from falciparum malaria during New Guinea and were in the making