Current investigations on human and animal trypanosomes and related diseases and their vectors in South East Asia
The main pathogenic trypanosome found in Asia is Trypanosoma evansi, a parasite originating from Africa, derived from T. brucei, responsible of a disease called surra, which clinical evolution is most often acute and fatal in horses and dogs, and chronic in bovines. Other mammals are receptive but more rarely found infected. Starting in 2008, epidemiological surveys have been carried out in the main hosts in Thailand. Human infections by animal trypanosomes, so called “atypical infections”, are also of concern; a child was found infected by T. lewisi in Thailand in 2008, while a woman was found infected by T. evansi in Vietnam, in 2015. Surveillance on these atypical human infections should be strengthened. Investigations have also been carried out to evaluate the efficacy of a range of trypanocides, both for animals and human treatments. Finally, to circumvent the problem of trypanocides inefficacy, recent investigations are focusing on the control of vectors such as tabanids and stomoxes, using traps and insecticide impregnated screens, to prevent the infection of livestock. A series of workshop was initiated under the cover of the BioZoonoSEA Platform (Biotechnology Platform for Research and Training on Parasitic Zoonoses in SouthEast Asia), to draw links, exchange information and create a small network of researchers involved in biting flies control in SEA. Recent results are exposed, current and future research and perspective are discussed.
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dig-cirad-fr-5919352019-05-21T09:20:44Z http://agritrop.cirad.fr/591935/ http://agritrop.cirad.fr/591935/ Current investigations on human and animal trypanosomes and related diseases and their vectors in South East Asia. Desquesnes Marc, Kocher Arthur, Pumhom Pornpan, Saetiew Nantyia, Yangtara Sarawut, Herder Stéphane, Morand Serge, Masmeatathip R., Onju S., Tunnakundacha Sarinyarat, Jittapalapong Sathaporn. 2015. . Hua Hin : Non spécifié, 1 p. Asian Association of Veterinary School Congress “Veterinary Education and Veterinary Challenges in One Health/Aging Pets”. 14, Hua Hin, Thaïlande, 11 Décembre 2015/13 Décembre 2015. Researchers Current investigations on human and animal trypanosomes and related diseases and their vectors in South East Asia Desquesnes, Marc Kocher, Arthur Pumhom, Pornpan Saetiew, Nantyia Yangtara, Sarawut Herder, Stéphane Morand, Serge Masmeatathip, R. Onju, S. Tunnakundacha, Sarinyarat Jittapalapong, Sathaporn eng 2015 The main pathogenic trypanosome found in Asia is Trypanosoma evansi, a parasite originating from Africa, derived from T. brucei, responsible of a disease called surra, which clinical evolution is most often acute and fatal in horses and dogs, and chronic in bovines. Other mammals are receptive but more rarely found infected. Starting in 2008, epidemiological surveys have been carried out in the main hosts in Thailand. Human infections by animal trypanosomes, so called “atypical infections”, are also of concern; a child was found infected by T. lewisi in Thailand in 2008, while a woman was found infected by T. evansi in Vietnam, in 2015. Surveillance on these atypical human infections should be strengthened. Investigations have also been carried out to evaluate the efficacy of a range of trypanocides, both for animals and human treatments. Finally, to circumvent the problem of trypanocides inefficacy, recent investigations are focusing on the control of vectors such as tabanids and stomoxes, using traps and insecticide impregnated screens, to prevent the infection of livestock. A series of workshop was initiated under the cover of the BioZoonoSEA Platform (Biotechnology Platform for Research and Training on Parasitic Zoonoses in SouthEast Asia), to draw links, exchange information and create a small network of researchers involved in biting flies control in SEA. Recent results are exposed, current and future research and perspective are discussed. conference_item info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject Conference info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://agritrop.cirad.fr/591935/1/Current%20investigations%20on%20human%20and%20animal%20trypano.pdf text Cirad license info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess https://agritrop.cirad.fr/mention_legale.html |
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The main pathogenic trypanosome found in Asia is Trypanosoma evansi, a parasite originating from Africa, derived from T. brucei, responsible of a disease called surra, which clinical evolution is most often acute and fatal in horses and dogs, and chronic in bovines. Other mammals are receptive but more rarely found infected. Starting in 2008, epidemiological surveys have been carried out in the main hosts in Thailand. Human infections by animal trypanosomes, so called “atypical infections”, are also of concern; a child was found infected by T. lewisi in Thailand in 2008, while a woman was found infected by T. evansi in Vietnam, in 2015. Surveillance on these atypical human infections should be strengthened. Investigations have also been carried out to evaluate the efficacy of a range of trypanocides, both for animals and human treatments. Finally, to circumvent the problem of trypanocides inefficacy, recent investigations are focusing on the control of vectors such as tabanids and stomoxes, using traps and insecticide impregnated screens, to prevent the infection of livestock. A series of workshop was initiated under the cover of the BioZoonoSEA Platform (Biotechnology Platform for Research and Training on Parasitic Zoonoses in SouthEast Asia), to draw links, exchange information and create a small network of researchers involved in biting flies control in SEA. Recent results are exposed, current and future research and perspective are discussed. |
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Desquesnes, Marc Kocher, Arthur Pumhom, Pornpan Saetiew, Nantyia Yangtara, Sarawut Herder, Stéphane Morand, Serge Masmeatathip, R. Onju, S. Tunnakundacha, Sarinyarat Jittapalapong, Sathaporn |
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Desquesnes, Marc Kocher, Arthur Pumhom, Pornpan Saetiew, Nantyia Yangtara, Sarawut Herder, Stéphane Morand, Serge Masmeatathip, R. Onju, S. Tunnakundacha, Sarinyarat Jittapalapong, Sathaporn Current investigations on human and animal trypanosomes and related diseases and their vectors in South East Asia |
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Desquesnes, Marc Kocher, Arthur Pumhom, Pornpan Saetiew, Nantyia Yangtara, Sarawut Herder, Stéphane Morand, Serge Masmeatathip, R. Onju, S. Tunnakundacha, Sarinyarat Jittapalapong, Sathaporn |
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Current investigations on human and animal trypanosomes and related diseases and their vectors in South East Asia |
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Current investigations on human and animal trypanosomes and related diseases and their vectors in South East Asia |
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