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Title: Epidemiology and Control of Zoonotic Infections


1
Epidemiology and Control of Zoonotic Infections
Leishmaniasis
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History
  • Cutaneous
  • more than 650 years BC
  • Avesina named it as KHeiroonie or Jeiroonie in
    Ghanoon in 10th century AC(5th century after
    Hejrat)
  • Razi explained it for the first time in 11th
    century AC
  • 1952
  • For the first time microorganism was isolated
    from the spleen of soldires with visceral
    leishmaniasis by Leishman in Dun Dum region near
    Kalkate in India

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Importance
  • A group of diseases with different clinical
    presentations, outcomes complications
  • Estimated infected persons worldwide 12
    millions
  • Persons living in regions at risk of getting
    infection 350 millions
  • New cases each year 1.5 millions(500000 of them
    visceral)
  • Endemic in 60-70 country
  • CFR of visceral
  • With Dx Rx 5 10
  • Without Rx 100
  • Cutaneous a cosmetic problem in endemic areas

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Infectious Agent
  • Genus leishmania
  • Cutaneous
  • Eastern Hemisphere( old world)
  • L. tropica( leishmaniasis recidivans cutaneous
    leisions ) L. major cause localized cutaneous
    sometimes visceral in India middle East
  • L. aethiopica( localized diffuse cutaneous )
  • Western Hemisphere( new world)
    L.braziliensis(mucosal leision) L. mexicana
    complexes
  • Visceral
  • Eastern Hemisphere L. donovani complex( Kenya,
    Sudan, India, China, Pakistan) , L. infantum(
    Central Asia, middle East, Mediterranean region)
  • Western Hemisphere L. chagasi
  • All 3 may cause cutaneous without concomitant
    visceral , and post- kala-azar dermal
    leishmaniasis

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Occurrence Cutaneous
  • Pakistan, India, recently China, Middle East(
    including Iran, Afghanistan), southern regions of
    the former Soviet Union, sub-Saharan Africa,
    Sudan, Kenya, Namibia, Central America, South
    America( except Chile Uruguay), Mediterranean
    littoral
  • Rural is more prevalent than urban

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Occurrence Visceral
  • In rural regions of tropical sub-tropical
    areas, mostly as scattered cases among infants,
    children, adolescents but occasionally in
    epidemic waves
  • India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, China, middle east(
    including Turkey), Central south America( esp.
    Brazil), Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia, sub-Saharan
    Africa, southern regions of the former Soviet
    Union, Mediterranean basin
  • Use of antimalarial insecticides dog population

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Occurrence EMRO
  • Public health problem
  • Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabian, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia
  • Visceral( kala-azar)
  • L. infantum, zoonoses, rural, reservoir
    carnivore esp. dog
  • Cutaneous
  • Wet, rural, zoonoses L. major, reservoir
    rodents( esp. gerbils)
  • Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Syria,
    Ordonez, Sudan
  • Dry, urban, anthroponotic L. tropica

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OccurrenceIran Cutaneous
  • common in many parts
  • 1366 incidence 14/ 100000 decreasing untill
    1368.after that increasing the highest
    incidence in 1371 91/ 100000
  • Isfahan Hormozgan
  • Imposed war, immigration, decreased use of
    antimalarial insectisides
  • Urban
  • Tehran, Mashad, Shiraz, neishabour, Kerman, Bam
  • Mostly in face, no seasonality
  • Rural
  • Isfahan, Fars(south), Khorasan, Mazandaran,
    Khoozestan, Ilam, Boushehr
  • lower upper extremity,
  • seasonalitySandfly bite in summer, clinical
    manifestation from the mid fall till mid winter

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OccurrenceIran Visceral
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Life Cycle
  • As nonmotile obligate intracellular (in
    macrophage) amastigote in vertebrate including
    human
  • As motile fllagelated extracellular promastigote
    invitro in phlebotomines(sand flies)

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Reservoir
  • Cutaneous
  • Urban Human, Dog( accidental)
  • Rural Rodents(gerbils,rats)
  • Visceral
  • Indian Human
  • Mediteranean( Iran) Canidae( Dog, Fox)(from
    human to human is possible by sand fly)
  • Africa Rodents

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Mode of Transmission
  • Through bite of female sand fly from the infected
    zoonotic reservoir
  • After feeding on an infected mammalian host,
    motile promastigote develop multiply in gut in
    8-20 days(10)
  • Carnivore with eating the carcasses of infected
    animals
  • Person to person, transfusion sexual reported
    but is rare
  • Contact of eye mucosa or open wound with infected
    materials
  • Transmission of cutaneous leishmaniasis can be
  • Person to person
  • Animal to animal
  • Animal to human vice versa

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Vector Sand fly
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Ph Sergenti
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Ph Papatasi
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Incubation Period
  • Cutaneous( at least one wk)
  • Rural 1-4 wks
  • Urban 2-8 mo( even 1-2 yrs)
  • Visceral
  • 2-6 mo( several wks to several mo, even 10 days
    to years)

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Period of Communicability
  • Cutaneous not typically transmitted from person
    to person
  • Infectious to sand fly as long as parasites
    remain in lesions( without Rx a few mo to 2 yrs)
  • Visceral
  • Infectious to sand fly as long as parasites
    remain in the circulating blood or skin of the
    mammalian reservoir
  • Infectivity for sand fly may persist even after
    clinical recovery of patient

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Clinical presentationCutaneous
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Susceptibility Resistance
  • Cutaneous
  • Susceptibility is general
  • Tropica, Major Lifelong immunity( not
    essentially with cross-immunity)
  • Visceral
  • Susceptibility is general
  • Lasting homologus immunity
  • Inapparent subclinical infections are common
  • Malnutrition predispose to clinical dx
    activation of inapparent infections( AIDS
    reactivation of latent infection)

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Methods of Control Prevention
  • Detection rapid Rx( esp if human is reservoir)
  • Residual insecticide( periodic)
  • Sand fly has a short flight range is highly
    susceptible to systematic spraying ( interior
    exterior of doorways)
  • Eastern Spraying of breeding sites such as
    stone walls, animal houses rubbish heaps)

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  • Insecticide impregnated bed nets are under trial
  • Screening( size not more than 0.89 mm,10 -12
    holes per linear cm)
  • Eastern Eliminate rubbish heaps other breeding
    places
  • Western
  • Dog control, destroy gerbils their burrows
  • Avoid thickly forested areas esp. after sundown
  • Use insect repellents protective clothing

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Control of Patientcutaneous
  • Isolation quarantine none
  • Concurrent disinfection none
  • Treatment
  • Pentavalent antimonials
  • Meglumine antimonate( Glucantime)
  • Na stibogluconate(pentostam)
  • Pentamidine
  • Imidazoles ketoconazole, itraconazole
  • Amphotericin B (mucosal)

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Control of PatientVisceral
  • Quarantine none
  • Isolation Blood body fluid precautions
  • Concurrent disinfection none
  • Treatment
  • Pentavalent antimonials
  • Meglumine antimonate( Glucantime)
  • Na stibogluconate(pentostam)
  • Pentamidine
  • Amphotericin B
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