Strongyloides stercoralis : diagnóstico por la técnica de Baermann y su incidencia en pobladores con enfermedades intestinales en zonas rurales
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2013
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Carrera de Tecnología Médica
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La estrongiloidiasis humana, producida por el Strongyloides Stercoralis, representa un problema de diagnóstico y tratamiento en pobladores de las zonas rurales de nuestro país. El diagnóstico oportuno permitió la determinación del Strongyloides stercoralis por el método de Baermann y su incidencia en este tipo de enfermedades intestinales en pobladores de zonas rurales como es el recinto San Francisco del cantón Baba de la provincia de Los Ríos. Con el fin de prevenir infecciones de mayor gravedad. Este trabajo de investigación científica se desarrolló en el laboratorio del Subcentro de salud Isla Bejucal, en el lugar antes mencionado, se cumplió con el objetivo de identificar el parasito en la población infantil comprendida entre los 6 y 12 años, mediante el método de Baermann (copas por lumbreras). Previo a la selección de 100 niños mediante la ficha médica y la comprobación de síntomas como: fiebre, cefaleas deshidratación, y diarreas mostraron que ponían en evidencia este parasito el mismo que se comprobó en laboratorio previo a la toma de análisis y lo que se logro ratificar en la aplicación del método de Baermann. Para lograr los objetivos en este trabajo de tesis del total de 100 muestras recolectadas, se notó que la prevalencia del parásito fue del 62% revelando así una alta entero parasitosis en general y específicamente Strongyloidesstercorali
Human estrongiloidiasis, produced by Strongyloides Stercoralis, represents a problem of diagnosis and treatment in residents of rural areas of our country. The timely diagnosis allowed the determination of Strongyloides stercoralis by the Baermann method and its incidence in this type of intestinal diseases in residents of rural areas such as the San Francisco site of the Baba canton of the Los Ríos province. In order to prevent more serious infections. This scientific research work was carried out in the laboratory of the Isla Bejucal Health Sub-Center, in the aforementioned place, the objective of identifying the parasite in the child population between 6 and 12 years old was fulfilled, using the Baermann method ( glasses by louvres). Prior to the selection of 100 children through the medical form and the verification of symptoms such as: fever, headaches, dehydration, and diarrhea, they showed that this parasite was evidenced, the same that was verified in the laboratory prior to the analysis and what was achieved ratify in the application of the Baermann method. To achieve the objectives in this thesis work of the total of 100 samples collected, it was noted that the prevalence of the parasite was 62%, thus revealing a high whole parasitosis in general and specifically Strongyloidesstercorali
Human estrongiloidiasis, produced by Strongyloides Stercoralis, represents a problem of diagnosis and treatment in residents of rural areas of our country. The timely diagnosis allowed the determination of Strongyloides stercoralis by the Baermann method and its incidence in this type of intestinal diseases in residents of rural areas such as the San Francisco site of the Baba canton of the Los Ríos province. In order to prevent more serious infections. This scientific research work was carried out in the laboratory of the Isla Bejucal Health Sub-Center, in the aforementioned place, the objective of identifying the parasite in the child population between 6 and 12 years old was fulfilled, using the Baermann method ( glasses by louvres). Prior to the selection of 100 children through the medical form and the verification of symptoms such as: fever, headaches, dehydration, and diarrhea, they showed that this parasite was evidenced, the same that was verified in the laboratory prior to the analysis and what was achieved ratify in the application of the Baermann method. To achieve the objectives in this thesis work of the total of 100 samples collected, it was noted that the prevalence of the parasite was 62%, thus revealing a high whole parasitosis in general and specifically Strongyloidesstercorali
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Strongyloides, Método Baermann, Pediatría, Recinto San Francisco, Cantón Baba, Ecuador, Medio rural, Enfermedades intestinales