Evaluación del gasto económico de hidatidosis humana en Junín, Perú

Montalvo, Raúl; Tiza, Víctor

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“…Cystic hydatidosis is s till considered as an unattended zoonotic disease with great economic impact in rural areas (16) and in communities with cold weather that favors the viability of Echinococcus eggs in the environment for several months [17][18].…”

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Evaluation of antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.

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Huiza²,

Clemente³

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Background: Echinococcosis remains endemic despite attempts to reduce the prevalence of this disease. The objective of the study was to evaluate the results of an intervention program based on antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine Echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.Methods: Fecal samples of the dogs were analyzed by coproantigen using the immunoenzymatic technique for the diagnosis of echinococcosis before and after the direct and observed administration of praziquantel 5mg by kg orally in three doses every 30 days each cycle was 2 times at year for two consecutive years.Results: Of a total of 252 dogs, 119 (47%) presented positive results to Echinococcus before the intervention. The adverse effects presented with the administration of praziquantel were: 13 (5.2%) dogs had vomiting, 6 (2.4%) dogs had diarrhea, 5 (2%) had drowsiness or lethargy, the most severe complication was death of 02 (0.8%) dogs after 7 days of the first dose. 229 dogs completed the 4 cycles of the administration of praziquantel. 03 (1.3%) dogs presented positive coproantigene after direct antiparasitic administration.Conclusions: Antiparasitic chemotherapy administered directly to the dogs periodically managed to reduce the prevalence of canine echinococcosis.

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Evaluation of antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.

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Clemente³

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“…CE is still considered as an unattended zoonotic disease with great economic impact in rural areas (17) and in communities with cold weather that favors the viability of Echinococcus eggs in the environment for several months [18][19].…”

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Evaluation of antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.

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Clemente

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Background: Echinococcosis remains endemic despite attempts to reduce the prevalence of this disease. The objective of the study was to evaluate the results of an intervention program based on antiparasitic therapy directly administered to the dogs for the control of Echinococcus in an endemic area of cystic echinococcosis (CE). Methods: The dog faeces were analyzed by coproantigen using the immunoenzymatic technique for the diagnosis of echinococcosis before and after the direct and observed administration of praziquantel 5mg by kg orally in three doses every 30 days each cycle was 2 times at year for two consecutive years. Results: A total of 252 dogs entered the study, of them 119 (47%) dogs had positive results for Echinococcus at the beginning of the intervention. The adverse effects that occurred with the administration of prazicuantel were vomiting (13%), diarrhea (2.4%) and lethargy (2%); 229 dogs completed the 4 cycles of praziquantel treatment. The presence of a positive coproantigen was evident in 03 (1.3%) dogs at the end of the study. Conclusions: Antiparasitic chemotherapy administered directly to the dogs periodically managed to reduce the prevalence of canine echinococcosis.

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“…Esto se explica básicamente debido a la cercana interacción entre los humanos, con los perros y el ganado ovino, además de la falta de educación sanitaria en la población [2,6,9] . Adicionalmente, la importancia de esta zoonosis en la salud pública está relacionada no solo con el elevado índice de mortalidad, sino también con las pérdidas por rendimiento laboral, gastos de su tratamiento, recuperación y rehabilitación [2,8,10] . La enfermedad hidatídica afecta principalmente al hígado (70%) y los pulmones (15%) [3,11] , seguido del bazo (4%), los riñones (3%), el sistema nervioso central (2%) y el corazón (0,02-2%).…”

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Apendicitis aguda por hidatidosis apendicular: reporte de caso y revisión de la literatura

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La apendicitis aguda es considerada la causa más común de emergencia quirúrgica en adultos jóvenes; y su asociación con infecciones parasitarias es rara. De éstas, la localización apendicular del quiste hidatídico, es extremadamente rara; y hasta la fecha solo existen reportes en Irán, India, Túnez, Chile y Perú. Se presenta el caso de un paciente varón de 52 años, natural de Puno, sin antecedentes patológicos, que ingresa con un cuadro clínico típico de apendicitis aguda, y que, al ser intervenido quirúrgicamente, se aprecia al apéndice con una tumoración quística, compatible con un quiste hidatídico complicado de Echinococcus granulosus. Posteriormente, se constatan otros tres quistes hidatídicos intrabdominales. No existió antecedente quirúrgico o traumático, por lo que se considera una localización primaria intraabdominal diseminada, queincluía al apéndice, hígado y peritoneo.

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Evaluación del gasto económico de hidatidosis humana en Junín, Perú

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Evaluation of antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.

Evaluation of antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.

Evaluation of antiparasitic therapy directly administered for the control of canine echinococcosis in an endemic area of hydatidosis.

Apendicitis aguda por hidatidosis apendicular: reporte de caso y revisión de la literatura

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