Abstract
[...]smears stained with methylene blue have a very pale background without giving any color contrast to stain deposits or artifacts and only exhibiting blue color for parasitic forms and leucocytes. [...]the number of false positivity and false negativity was found lesser than Giemsa stain and screening rate of slides with methylene blue was found to be more rapid. [...]methylene blue can be added with Giemsa stain in the endemic areas as a screening test to screen the carrier stage.
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