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Epidemiological features of the bio- and geohelminthiasis spread in villages Kim Mi and Kim Hai, region Kim Son, province Ninh Binh, Vietnam (as the results of 2022 year expedition)

https://doi.org/10.33092/0025-8326mp2023.3.26-31

EDN: CNIHBY

Abstract

The article presents the population survey results in Kim Mi and Kim Hai villages of Kim Son district of Ninh Binh province the Socialist Republic of Vietnam for parasitosis by coproovoscopic and immunological methods. The population was found to be affected by clonorchosis and seropositivity according to four nosologies: clonorchosis, echinococcosis, toxocarosis, toxoplasmosis.

About the Authors

T. F. Stepanova
Tyumen Regional Infection Pathology Research Institute
Russian Federation

Tyumen



M. I. Belyaeva
Tyumen Regional Infection Pathology Research Institute
Russian Federation

Tyumen



S. V. Adamanyuk
Tyumen Regional Infection Pathology Research Institute
Russian Federation

Tyumen



I. V. Trushnikova
Tyumen Regional Infection Pathology Research Institute
Russian Federation

Tyumen



N. V. Chebishev
FSAE Institution of Higher Education I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University of the Ministry of Health of Russian Federation
Russian Federation


T. T. N. Bui
Joint Russian-Vietnamese Tropical Science and Technology Center
Viet Nam

Hanoi



H. Pham Viet
Joint Russian-Vietnamese Tropical Science and Technology Center
Viet Nam

Hanoi



T. T. Vu
Joint Russian-Vietnamese Tropical Science and Technology Center
Viet Nam

Hanoi



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Stepanova T.F., Belyaeva M.I., Adamanyuk S.V., Trushnikova I.V., Chebishev N.V., Bui T., Pham Viet H., Vu T.T. Epidemiological features of the bio- and geohelminthiasis spread in villages Kim Mi and Kim Hai, region Kim Son, province Ninh Binh, Vietnam (as the results of 2022 year expedition). Medical Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases. 2023;(3):26-31. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.33092/0025-8326mp2023.3.26-31. EDN: CNIHBY

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