Wu‐Chun Cao, C P Van der Ploeg, Z Ren, J. D. F. Habbema
Abstract
A campaign against lymphatic filariasis began in China's Shandong Province during 1956. Epidemiological surveillance since 1984 indicates that the transmission of infection has been interrupted. The factors accounting for this are discussed and the continuing challenges presented by the disease are outlined.
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A campaign against lymphatic filariasis began in China's Shandong Province during 1956. Epidemiological surveillance since 1984 indicates that the transmission of infection has been interrupted. The factors accounting for this are discussed and the continuing challenges presented by the disease are outlined.
Key concepts: Lymphatic filariasis, Wuchereria bancrofti, Diethylcarbamazine, Filariasis, Microfilaria, Chyluria, Elephantiasis, Epidemiology