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对曼氏血吸虫在公众健康方面的重要性评估,常因此种疾病症状的非特异性而受阻。本文通过检验归因分数(AF)来评估血吸虫相关发病率的可能性。 研究在布隆迪的两个流行区——CohO-ha湖区和Rusizi平原进行。随机抽取Coho-ha湖区1/10家庭和Rusizi平原1/20家庭的所有成员进行寄生虫学和临床调查。90％以上的人给予充分的合作。用改良的Kato-Katz法制备两张厚涂片,24—72h后镜检。
Assessment of the importance of public health for Schistosoma mansoni is often hindered by the nonspecific nature of the disease symptoms. This article examines attribution scores (AFs) to assess the likelihood of schistosomiasis-related morbidity. The study was conducted in two popular areas of Burundi, the Lake Chou-Ha and the Rusizi Plain. Parasitology and clinical surveys were randomly selected for all members of 1 in 10 Coho-ha Lakes and 1 of 20 in Rusizi Plains. More than 90% of people give full cooperation. Two thick smears were prepared using the modified Kato-Katz method and microscopically examined after 24-72 hours.