Assessing the burden of human cysticercosis in Vietnam
Objectives To describe the occurrence of cysticercosis in patients living in rural areas of Northern Vietnam presenting clinical signs of neurocysticercosis. Methods Serological antigen detection, reflecting current infection with viable larval stages of Taenia solium, was used to estimate the preva...
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To describe the occurrence of cysticercosis in patients living in rural areas of Northern Vietnam presenting clinical signs of neurocysticercosis.
Methods
Serological antigen detection, reflecting current infection with viable larval stages of Taenia solium, was used to estimate the prevalence of active cysticercosis in this patient population.
Results
The seroprevalence in epileptic patient population was |
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To describe the occurrence of cysticercosis in patients living in rural areas of Northern Vietnam presenting clinical signs of neurocysticercosis.
Methods
Serological antigen detection, reflecting current infection with viable larval stages of Taenia solium, was used to estimate the prevalence of active cysticercosis in this patient population.
Results
The seroprevalence in epileptic patient population was <10%. However, antigen detection cannot detect dead cysticerci, which may also cause clinical signs. Therefore, the seroprevalence figures shown here may underestimate the role of neurocysticercosis as a causal agent of epilepsy and headaches in this population.
Conclusions
Human and porcine cysticercosis remain public and veterinary public health problems in Northern Vietnam and probably in other parts of the country.
ObjectifsDécrire l'apparition de la cysticercose chez les patients vivant en milieu rural dans le nord du Vietnam qui présentent des signes cliniques de neurocysticercose.
MéthodesLa détection sérologique de l'antigène, reflétant une infection en cours avec des stades larvaires viables de Taenia solium, a été utilisée pour estimer la prévalence de cysticercose active dans ces populations.
RésultatsLa séroprévalence dans les populations de patients épileptiques était <10%. Cependant, la détection d'antigènes ne peut pas détecter des cysticerques morts, qui peuvent également provoquer des signes cliniques. Par conséquent, les taux de séroprévalence présentés ici pourraient sous‐estimer le rôle de la neurocysticercose comme agent causal de l’épilepsie et des maux de tête dans cette population.
ConclusionsLa cysticercose porcine et humaine restent des problèmes de santé publique et vétérinaire dans le nord du Vietnam et probablement dans d'autres parties du pays.
ObjetivosDescribir la presencia de cisticercosis en pacientes viviendo en zonas rurales del Norte de Vietnam que presentan signos clínicos de neurocisticercosis.
MétodosPara calcular la prevalencia de cisticercosis activa en estas poblaciones se utilizó la detección del antígeno neurológico, como reflejo de la presencia de infección con estadios larvales viables de Taenia solium.
ResultadosLa seroprevalencia en poblaciones de pacientes epilépticos era <10%. Sin embargo la detección del antígeno no se da en individuos con presencia de cisticercos muertos, que por otro lado si pueden provocar signos clínicos. Por lo tanto, los datos de seroprevalencia que aquí se presentan podrían estar subestimando el papel de la neurocisticercosis como agente causal de la epilepsia y de dolores de cabeza en esta población.
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To describe the occurrence of cysticercosis in patients living in rural areas of Northern Vietnam presenting clinical signs of neurocysticercosis.
Methods
Serological antigen detection, reflecting current infection with viable larval stages of Taenia solium, was used to estimate the prevalence of active cysticercosis in this patient population.
Results
The seroprevalence in epileptic patient population was <10%. However, antigen detection cannot detect dead cysticerci, which may also cause clinical signs. Therefore, the seroprevalence figures shown here may underestimate the role of neurocysticercosis as a causal agent of epilepsy and headaches in this population.
Conclusions
Human and porcine cysticercosis remain public and veterinary public health problems in Northern Vietnam and probably in other parts of the country.
ObjectifsDécrire l'apparition de la cysticercose chez les patients vivant en milieu rural dans le nord du Vietnam qui présentent des signes cliniques de neurocysticercose.
MéthodesLa détection sérologique de l'antigène, reflétant une infection en cours avec des stades larvaires viables de Taenia solium, a été utilisée pour estimer la prévalence de cysticercose active dans ces populations.
RésultatsLa séroprévalence dans les populations de patients épileptiques était <10%. Cependant, la détection d'antigènes ne peut pas détecter des cysticerques morts, qui peuvent également provoquer des signes cliniques. Par conséquent, les taux de séroprévalence présentés ici pourraient sous‐estimer le rôle de la neurocysticercose comme agent causal de l’épilepsie et des maux de tête dans cette population.
ConclusionsLa cysticercose porcine et humaine restent des problèmes de santé publique et vétérinaire dans le nord du Vietnam et probablement dans d'autres parties du pays.
ObjetivosDescribir la presencia de cisticercosis en pacientes viviendo en zonas rurales del Norte de Vietnam que presentan signos clínicos de neurocisticercosis.
MétodosPara calcular la prevalencia de cisticercosis activa en estas poblaciones se utilizó la detección del antígeno neurológico, como reflejo de la presencia de infección con estadios larvales viables de Taenia solium.
ResultadosLa seroprevalencia en poblaciones de pacientes epilépticos era <10%. Sin embargo la detección del antígeno no se da en individuos con presencia de cisticercos muertos, que por otro lado si pueden provocar signos clínicos. Por lo tanto, los datos de seroprevalencia que aquí se presentan podrían estar subestimando el papel de la neurocisticercosis como agente causal de la epilepsia y de dolores de cabeza en esta población.
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To describe the occurrence of cysticercosis in patients living in rural areas of Northern Vietnam presenting clinical signs of neurocysticercosis.
Methods
Serological antigen detection, reflecting current infection with viable larval stages of Taenia solium, was used to estimate the prevalence of active cysticercosis in this patient population.
Results
The seroprevalence in epileptic patient population was <10%. However, antigen detection cannot detect dead cysticerci, which may also cause clinical signs. Therefore, the seroprevalence figures shown here may underestimate the role of neurocysticercosis as a causal agent of epilepsy and headaches in this population.
Conclusions
Human and porcine cysticercosis remain public and veterinary public health problems in Northern Vietnam and probably in other parts of the country.
ObjectifsDécrire l'apparition de la cysticercose chez les patients vivant en milieu rural dans le nord du Vietnam qui présentent des signes cliniques de neurocysticercose.
MéthodesLa détection sérologique de l'antigène, reflétant une infection en cours avec des stades larvaires viables de Taenia solium, a été utilisée pour estimer la prévalence de cysticercose active dans ces populations.
RésultatsLa séroprévalence dans les populations de patients épileptiques était <10%. Cependant, la détection d'antigènes ne peut pas détecter des cysticerques morts, qui peuvent également provoquer des signes cliniques. Par conséquent, les taux de séroprévalence présentés ici pourraient sous‐estimer le rôle de la neurocysticercose comme agent causal de l’épilepsie et des maux de tête dans cette population.
ConclusionsLa cysticercose porcine et humaine restent des problèmes de santé publique et vétérinaire dans le nord du Vietnam et probablement dans d'autres parties du pays.
ObjetivosDescribir la presencia de cisticercosis en pacientes viviendo en zonas rurales del Norte de Vietnam que presentan signos clínicos de neurocisticercosis.
MétodosPara calcular la prevalencia de cisticercosis activa en estas poblaciones se utilizó la detección del antígeno neurológico, como reflejo de la presencia de infección con estadios larvales viables de Taenia solium.
ResultadosLa seroprevalencia en poblaciones de pacientes epilépticos era <10%. Sin embargo la detección del antígeno no se da en individuos con presencia de cisticercos muertos, que por otro lado si pueden provocar signos clínicos. Por lo tanto, los datos de seroprevalencia que aquí se presentan podrían estar subestimando el papel de la neurocisticercosis como agente causal de la epilepsia y de dolores de cabeza en esta población.
ConclusionesLa cisticercosis – humana y porcina – continúa siendo un problema de salud pública y veterinaria en el norte de Vietnam y probablemente en otras partes del país.</abstract><cop>Oxford</cop><pub>Blackwell</pub><pmid>23279716</pmid><doi>10.1111/tmi.12043</doi><tpages>5</tpages><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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