Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene · 2021
Spatiotemporal trends of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Costa Rica.
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Bayles Brett R, Rusk Andria E, Pineda Maria Alvarez, Chen Bobin, Dagy Keira, Hummel Tyler, Kuwada Kira, Martin Serena, Guzmán Carlos Faerron
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) remains an important neglected tropical disease in Costa Rica, which has one of the largest burdens of this disease in Latin America.
METHODS: We identified district-level hotspots of CL from 2006 to 2017 and conducted temporal analysis to identify where hotspots were increasing across the country.
RESULTS: Clear patterns of CL risk were detected, with persistent hotspots located in the Caribbean region, where risk was also found to be increasing over time in some areas.
CONCLUSIONS: We identify spatiotemporal hotspots, which may be used in support of the leishmaniasis plan of action for the Americas.
METHODS: We identified district-level hotspots of CL from 2006 to 2017 and conducted temporal analysis to identify where hotspots were increasing across the country.
RESULTS: Clear patterns of CL risk were detected, with persistent hotspots located in the Caribbean region, where risk was also found to be increasing over time in some areas.
CONCLUSIONS: We identify spatiotemporal hotspots, which may be used in support of the leishmaniasis plan of action for the Americas.