LISBETH LOAIZA’s research while affiliated with Swine Research Institute (IIP) and other places

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Marcadores de riesgo para individuos con altas cargas de Ascaris lumbricoidesen una comunidad rural del Estado Cojedes, Venezuela
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July 1999

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5 Citations

Boletín chileno de parasitología

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Lisbeth Loaiza

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Luz A. Pino

A total of 337 individuals from a rural community of Venezuela (Mapurite, Estado Cojedes) were studied. Stoll faecal examination was carried out and the total number of A. lumbricoides was recovered after the treatment of the individuals sampled with Pyrantel pamoate at a dose of 10 mg/Kg body weight in children and 15 mg/Kg in adults. A relationship between the high worm burden condition (individuals excreting more than10000 epg of A. lumbricoides) and the age of the hosts was found. Resulting with the major values of relative risk index (Rr) the 5-9 years old class (Rr= 3.2 t= 3.4). This relationship was not found between high worm burden condition (HWB) and the sex of the hosts. The following individuals have the the highest possibilities to become HWB: with blood group A (Rr=3.05 t= 4.08), with haemoglobine type HbA HbS (Rr=1.86 t= 2.13), individuals with the combinations A HbA HbF (Rr= 3.46 t= 2.31) and A HbA HbS (Rr= 3.11 t= 2.78). It was estimated that the selective treatment of the total HWB detected (72) with an effective product, determined a reduction of 95.4% of the environmental contamination with de eggs and 72.3% of the worm burden


The distribution of Ascaris lumbricoides infection in humans from a rural community in Venezuela

July 1999

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14 Reads

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4 Citations

Parasitología al día

A total of 337 persons (86.8%) were examined by faecal egg count and worm burden by counting expelled parasites following anthelmintic treatment (Oxantel Pyrantel PamoateR) in order to study the prevalence and distribution of Ascaris lumbricoides in the human population of a rural locality from Venezuela. The number of positive diagnosis of A. lumbricoides infection by worm collection was higher than by eggs determination and the degree of infection determined by egg counts resulted well associated with the worm burden (P < 0.001) and so it may used with some confidence. The prevalence and intensity of infection were similar in both sexes. In relation to the age, the highest values for prevalence (P < 0.05), relative risk (P < 0.01) and intensity of infection (P < 0.02) were observed in the 5 to 9 year old children. Within the population, few individual (20.19%) harboured more than 6 roundworms and many of the hosts (38.3%) had only a few (1 to 5 worms) or none worm (41.53%).


[Risk markers in subjects with high loads of Ascaris lumbricoides in a rural community of the Cojedes State , Venezuela]

July 1999

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6 Reads

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1 Citation

Boletín chileno de parasitología

A total of 337 individuals from a rural community of Venezuela (Mapurite, Estado Cojedes) was studied. Stoll faecal examination was carried out and the total number of A. lumbricoides was recovered after the treatment of the individuals sampled with Pyrantel pamoate at a dose of 10 mg/kg body weight in children and 15 mg/kg in adults. A relationship between the high worm burden condition (individuals excreting more than 10,000 epg of A. lumbricoides) and the age of the hosts was found. Resulting with the major values of relative risk index (Rr) the 5-9 years old class (Rr = 3.2 t = 3.4). This relationship was not found between high worm burden condition (HWB) and the sex of the hosts. The following individuals have the the highest possibilities to become HWB: with blood group A (Rr = 3.05 t = 4.08), with haemoglobin type HbA HbS (Rr = 1.86 t = 2.13), individuals with the combinations A HbA HbF (Rr = 3.46 t = 2.31) and A HbA HbS (Rr = 3.11 t = 2.78). It was estimated that the selective treatment of the total HWB detected (72) with an effective product, determined a reduction of 95.4% of the environmental contamination with de eggs and 72.3% of the worm burden.

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... Respecto a estas condiciones, debe señalarse que los contagios de parásitos normalmente ocurren por consumo de alimentos infectados, agua y por el ciclo «ano-mano-boca, lo que facilita que una persona se contagie a si mismo» (Geosalud 2004); como también a su grupo, sin requerir otros vectores. Asimismo, aspectos culturales como el proceso de agriculturización y su concomitante sedentarismo (Larsen 1995: 198) produjo significativas modificaciones en los hábitos alimenticios (Sagua et al. 2000(Sagua et al. , 2001, sanitarios (Morales et al. 1999) y de higiene de las poblaciones prehispánicas, que facilitaron el desarrollo de las enfermedades parasitarias. ...

Reference:

ENDOPARASITISMO Y DIETA EN DOS POBLACIONES ATACAMEÑAS: ANÁLISIS DE COPROLITOS DE LOS SITIOS MINA LAS TURQUESAS Y CEMENTERIO REGIMIENTO CHORRILLOS
Marcadores de riesgo para individuos con altas cargas de Ascaris lumbricoidesen una comunidad rural del Estado Cojedes, Venezuela
  • Citing Article
  • July 1999

Boletín chileno de parasitología

... This might be caused by the fact that some healthy controls-that were not tested for helminth infections -were truly infected by either traveling to endemic areas or by zoonotic infection 17,18 . Also, some individuals from endemic areas that were negative by qPCR might still carry a low worm burden with only adult male or pre-adult worms in their gut as these will not result in shedding of eggs and DNA in stool; or were simply not detected by qPCR, something that has been observed before 8,19 . For the samples collected post-treatment, the remaining 2-MPC levels in otherwise Kato-Katz negative individuals may be attributed to worms which survived treatment, but with reduced or cessated egg production (drug-induced embryostatis), a phenomenon already demonstrated for Onchocerca volvulus and A. suum 20,21 . ...

The distribution of Ascaris lumbricoides infection in humans from a rural community in Venezuela
  • Citing Article
  • July 1999

Parasitología al día