The Pediatric infectious disease journal · 2026
Clinical and Epidemiologic Features of Pediatric Strongyloidiasis in Spain: A Multicenter Registry.
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Soler-Simón Jose Antonio, Díaz Conradi Álvaro, Santos Sebastián María Del Mar, Espiau María, Soriano-Arandes Antoni, Hernanz Lobo Alicia, Guillén Sara, Epalza Cristina, Moraleda Cinta, Oltra Benavent Manuel, Vidal-Moreso Anna, Olteanu Olteanu Filip Camil, García Ascaso Marta, Salvador Fernando, García López-Hortelano Milagros
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Data about pediatric strongyloidiasis are scarce in our setting.
METHODS: We conducted a retrospective multicenter registry of cases of pediatric strongyloidiasis in Spain.
RESULTS: Among 138 cases, 76% were travelers/migrants. Overall, 32% were symptomatic, and 35% had eosinophilia (higher in symptomatic patients, P < 0.05). Confirmed diagnosis occurred in 10% (stool polymerase chain reaction), while 90% were probable (serology). Ivermectin was the first therapy (98%). Adequate follow-up after treatment was achieved in only 36%.
CONCLUSIONS: One-fourth of cases were authochthonous, so screening should not be limited to migrant children. Mild eosinophilia could help to detect asymptomatic cases.
METHODS: We conducted a retrospective multicenter registry of cases of pediatric strongyloidiasis in Spain.
RESULTS: Among 138 cases, 76% were travelers/migrants. Overall, 32% were symptomatic, and 35% had eosinophilia (higher in symptomatic patients, P < 0.05). Confirmed diagnosis occurred in 10% (stool polymerase chain reaction), while 90% were probable (serology). Ivermectin was the first therapy (98%). Adequate follow-up after treatment was achieved in only 36%.
CONCLUSIONS: One-fourth of cases were authochthonous, so screening should not be limited to migrant children. Mild eosinophilia could help to detect asymptomatic cases.