Are cattle , other domestic animal ownership , and distance between dwelling structures associated with reduced risk of recurrent Plasmodium falciparum infection in southern Zambia?
Domestic animal, in particular cattle, ownership and greater distance between dwelling structures were associated with reduced risk of recurrent P. falciparum infection at the household level. These factors should be further investigated as supplemental measures for malaria control in rural African settings.
Obesity, history of prior abdominal surgery and bilateral adrenalectomy should not be used to discourage experienced adrenal surgeons from performing LTA.