The Status of Intestinal Parasitic Infection and Its Epidemiological Characteristic in Shenzhen City
Xiao Zhang
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Xiao Zhang
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Objective To investigate the status of intestinal parasitic infection and its epidemiological characteristic in Shenzhen city. Method 1 666 fecal samples were collected in Bao an, Nan san and Long gang districts and the intestinal parasites were detected using Kato Katz think smear method. Result 5 species of intestinal parasites were found. The infection rate of hookworm, roundworm, Trichuris linnaeu, spinworm and Clonorchis sinesis was 0 48%, 1 14%, 0 48%, 0 06%and 1 62%respectively. No obvious difference was found among the above 3 districts. Conclusion The prevalence of intestinal parasitic infection was decreased, and maintained in a low level in Shenzhen city.
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Objective To investigate the status of intestinal parasitic infection and its epidemiological characteristic in Shenzhen city. Method 1 666 fecal samples were collected in Bao an, Nan san and Long gang districts and the intestinal parasites were detected using Kato Katz think smear method. Result 5 species of intestinal parasites were found. The infection rate of hookworm, roundworm, Trichuris linnaeu, spinworm and Clonorchis sinesis was 0 48%, 1 14%, 0 48%, 0 06%and 1 62%respectively. No obvious difference was found among the above 3 districts. Conclusion The prevalence of intestinal parasitic infection was decreased, and maintained in a low level in Shenzhen city.
Key concepts: Infection rate, Trichuris, Feces, Epidemiology, Intestinal parasite, Veterinary medicine, Parasitic infection, Helminths