SHORT COMMUNICATION - Comparison between Splenic and Lymph Node Aspirations as Sampling Methods for the Parasitological Detection of Leishmania chagasi Infection in Dogs
The sensitivities of spleen and lymph node cultures for the diagnosis of canine visceral leishmaniasis were compared in 64 anti- Leishmania antibody positive dogs from an endemic area in Brazil. The sensitivity of spleen cultures for Leishmania detection was 97.9%; in lymph node cultures it was 25%....
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description | The sensitivities of spleen and lymph node cultures for the diagnosis
of canine visceral leishmaniasis were compared in 64 anti- Leishmania
antibody positive dogs from an endemic area in Brazil. The sensitivity
of spleen cultures for Leishmania detection was 97.9%; in lymph node
cultures it was 25%. Positive spleen culture was more frequent (p =
0.048, Fisher's exact probability test) in symptomatic (28 out of 33
animals) than in asymptomatic animals (19 out of 31 animals). These
results support the use of spleen instead of lymph node aspiration as
the choice method for the parasitological diagnosis of the infection |
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