Epidemiologia e servicos de saude : revista do Sistema Unico de Saude do Brasil · 2016
[Prevalence and worm burden of Schistosomiasis mansoni before and after collective treatment in Jaboatão dos Guararapes, Pernambuco, Brazil].
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Gomes Ana Clarissa Luna, Galindo Jadson Mendonça, Lima Natália Nunes de, Silva Éllyda Vanessa Gomes da
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OBJECTIVE: to evaluate the effectiveness of collective treatment for Schistosomiasis mansoni in two endemic localities in Jaboatão dos Guararapes-PE.
METHODS: we described the prevalence of Schistosomiasis mansoni and the average parasite load before and after collective treatment in the period 2011-2013; data from the Schistosomiasis mansoni Information System and completion of sample surveys reports were used.
RESULTS: there is a reduction in 8.9% positivity rate to 2.3% in Barra de Jangada and from 15.7% to 3.5% in Novo Horizonte; there was a decrease of the parasitic load average in Novo Horizonte (67.0 to 52.7 eggs/gram of feces) and increase in Barra de Jangada (23.8 to 91.7 eggs/gram of feces).
CONCLUSION: the collective treatment contributed to reducing the rate of positivity in endemic areas.
METHODS: we described the prevalence of Schistosomiasis mansoni and the average parasite load before and after collective treatment in the period 2011-2013; data from the Schistosomiasis mansoni Information System and completion of sample surveys reports were used.
RESULTS: there is a reduction in 8.9% positivity rate to 2.3% in Barra de Jangada and from 15.7% to 3.5% in Novo Horizonte; there was a decrease of the parasitic load average in Novo Horizonte (67.0 to 52.7 eggs/gram of feces) and increase in Barra de Jangada (23.8 to 91.7 eggs/gram of feces).
CONCLUSION: the collective treatment contributed to reducing the rate of positivity in endemic areas.