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These studies demonstrate that a diagnosis of malaria and even differentiation of species can be made from clotted blood under certain conditions. The age of the clot and the temperature at which they are stored influence the results. Because of alterations in specific characteristics and the poor staining of the organisms, identification of species is difficult or even impossible in many cases. Proper preparations from fresh blood are recommended for accurate laboratory diagnosis.
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