Prevalence rate of malaria helminthiasis co-infections in genaid prevalence irrigated area, Gezira State, Sudan
Author
Alfaki, Taysir al-Amin Muhammad
Source
Journal of Science and Technology : in Natural and Medical Sciences
Issue
Vol. 2014, Issue (sup) (31 Dec. 2014), pp.53-61, 9 p.
Publisher
Sudan University of Science and Technology Deanship of Scientific Research
Publication Date
2014-12-31
Country of Publication
Sudan
No. of Pages
9
Main Subjects
Topics
Abstract AR
هدفت الد ا رسة لتحدید معدل إنتشار الإصابات المشتركة للملاریا ودیدان البلهارسیا في منطقة الجنید المرویة فى وسط السودان.
الد ا رسة المستعرضة نفذت خلال الفترة مابین دیسمبر 2008 الي ینایر 2009 م وكان مجموع عدد الطلاب الذین تم إشراكهم في الد ا رسة 250 طالب وكانت أعمارهم مابین 6 إلى 16 عاما.ً وكان متوسط العمر 11 سنة.
أخذت عینات من الدم, الفسحة والبول من كل طالب كما تم الحصول علي البیانات السریریة والطفیلیة لكل طالب.
بلغت إصابات الملاریا 71 إصابة من أصل 250 طالب( 28 %) تم الحصول علي عینات بإستخدام صباغة جیمسا.
إرتفعت النسبة إلي 82 (P.falciparum) من الدم إیجابیة للملاریا للمصورة المنجلیة ومن ناحیة أخري تم تحدید .(ICT) 32 %) بإستخدام التشخیص المناعي الكروماتغ ا رفي ) إصابة من أصل 250 (%14) في الب ا رز بواسطة التحضیر الرطب في 35 عینة من أصل 250 (S.
mansoni) إصابة البلهارسیا 16 %) في الب ا رز.
) إرتفعت الإصابة الي 41 من اصل 250 (Kato technique) وعند إستخدام تقنیة كاتو 31 %) كما أظهرت الد ا رسة ان 60 من أصل ) 80 من أصل 2
Abstract EN
The study aimed to determine the prevalence rate of malaria/ helminthic infection in irrigated area in central Sudan (Genaid).
A cross- sectional study was carried out during the period from December 2008 to June 2009.
A total number of 250 students (age between 6-16 years old, mean age was 11 ± 3 years) were included in this study.
Blood, urine and stool samples were taken from all subjects.
Clinical and parasitological data were obtained and recorded.
Seventy one out of 250 (28%) blood samples were found to be positive for P.
falciparum when stained by Giemsa stain.
Moreover, 82 out of 250 (32%) blood samples were found to be positive when examined by immunochromatogrophic test (ICT).
On the other hand, 35 out of 250 (14%) stool samples were positive for S.
mansoni when examined by wet preparation while 41 out of 250 (16%) stool samples were positive for S.
mansoni when using Kato technique.
Eighty out of 250 (31%) urine samples were positive for S.haematobium.
The study showed that 60 out of 250 (24%) stool samples were positive for other protozoal and helminthic infections.
The prevalence rates of malaria/ schistosomiasis co-infection were detected in 31 out of 250 students (12%).
This study indicated that the study area is highly endemic for malaria and schistosomiasis as reflected by the high prevalence rate of malaria/ schistosomiasis co-infection.
American Psychological Association (APA)
Alfaki, Taysir al-Amin Muhammad. 2014. Prevalence rate of malaria helminthiasis co-infections in genaid prevalence irrigated area, Gezira State, Sudan. Journal of Science and Technology : in Natural and Medical Sciences،Vol. 2014, no. (sup), pp.53-61.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-520867
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Alfaki, Taysir al-Amin Muhammad. Prevalence rate of malaria helminthiasis co-infections in genaid prevalence irrigated area, Gezira State, Sudan. Journal of Science and Technology : in Natural and Medical Sciences (2014), pp.53-61.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-520867
American Medical Association (AMA)
Alfaki, Taysir al-Amin Muhammad. Prevalence rate of malaria helminthiasis co-infections in genaid prevalence irrigated area, Gezira State, Sudan. Journal of Science and Technology : in Natural and Medical Sciences. 2014. Vol. 2014, no. (sup), pp.53-61.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-520867
Data Type
Journal Articles
Language
English
Notes
Includes bibliographical references : p. 60-61
Record ID
BIM-520867