[Surveillance of epidemic factors of schistosomiasis in wetlands in Sichuan Province].
Yong Mao, Jia Xu, Xu Liang, Ling Chen, Wan Jia-Jia, Rongzhi Li, Tang Meng, Zhong Chao-Kun, Fang Yang, Xu Hui-Rong, Y E Yu-Ling, Wu Z
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Yong Mao, Jia Xu, Xu Liang, Ling Chen, Wan Jia-Jia, Rongzhi Li, Tang Meng, Zhong Chao-Kun, Fang Yang, Xu Hui-Rong, Y E Yu-Ling, Wu Z
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the epidemic factors of schistosomiasis in wetlands in Sichuan Province, so as to provide scientific evidence for the prevention and control of schistosomiasis in wetlands. METHODS: The artificial and natural wetlands were selected from Sichuan Province, and the relevant data regarding wetlands were collected. Routine snail survey, investigation on human morbidity due to schistosomiasis, snail diffusion experiments, questionnaire survey, determination of water infectivity and retrospective survey were conducted. RESULTS: -infected snails detected in the ditches entering the Jinyan Lake. CONCLUSIONS: snails are found in some wetlands in Sichuan Province. Protection of wetlands and snail control with environmental improvements are recommended for the prevention of snail importation in natural wetlands, while in artificial wetlands, thorough snail control is recommended during the construction of the wetlands because of the likelihood of snail importation via water systems. In addition, both natural and artificial wetlands require long-term systematic surveillance of schistosomiasis.
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the epidemic factors of schistosomiasis in wetlands in Sichuan Province, so as to provide scientific evidence for the prevention and control of schistosomiasis in wetlands. METHODS: The artificial and natural wetlands were selected from Sichuan Province, and the relevant data regarding wetlands were collected. Routine snail survey, investigation on human morbidity due to schistosomiasis, snail diffusion experiments, questionnaire survey, determination of water infectivity and retrospective survey were conducted. RESULTS: -infected snails detected in the ditches entering the Jinyan Lake. CONCLUSIONS: snails are found in some wetlands in Sichuan Province. Protection of wetlands and snail control with environmental improvements are recommended for the prevention of snail importation in natural wetlands, while in artificial wetlands, thorough snail control is recommended during the construction of the wetlands because of the likelihood of snail importation via water systems. In addition, both natural and artificial wetlands require long-term systematic surveillance of schistosomiasis.
Key concepts: Wetland, Schistosomiasis, Snail, Field survey, Geography, Ecology, Veterinary medicine, Helminths