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Fig 1.

A flow-chart diagram of materials and methods.

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Table 1.

Pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics parameters.

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Table 2.

Pharmacokinetics parameters.

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Fig 2.

Comparisons of treatment efficacy of different proposed regimens and IC50 values with 100% of adherence in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 3.

Comparisons of relative riskof different proposed regimens and IC50 values with 100% of adherence in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 4.

Comparisons ofnumber-need to treat of different proposed regimens and IC50 values with 100% of adherence in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 5.

Comparisons of treatment efficacy of two propose regimens (III, and IV) between 100% of adherence and 30% of adherence in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 6.

Comparisons ofrelative risk of two propose regimens (III, and IV) between 100% of adherence and 30% of adherence in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 7.

Comparisons of effect of initial parasites density on treatment efficacy of regimen-I (a three-day combination of artesunate-mefloquine) with different IC50 values in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 8.

Comparisons ofodd ratios of regimen-I (a three-day combination of artesunate-mefloquine) with different IC50 values in patients with resistant mefloquine.

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Fig 9.

Comparisons of treatment efficacy of five proposed regimens between two IC50 values in patients with sensitive mefloquine.

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Table 3.

Model parameters for internal validation.

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