Increased prevalence of intestinal helminth infection during pregnancy in a Sub-Saharan African community.
作者： Ayola A Adegnika , Selidji T Agnandji , Sanders K Chai , Michael Ramharter , Lutz Breitling
DOI: 10.1007/S00508-007-0907-Z
关键词: Multivariate analysis 、 Gestation 、 Pregnancy 、 Physiology 、 Malaria 、 Immunology 、 Medicine 、 Helminths 、 Risk factor 、 Trichuris 、 Ascaris
摘要: Gestation is a unique physiologic state that carries with it several immunologic consequences and results in changing susceptibility to various diseases. In contrast the well recognized excess vulnerability of primiparous women Plasmodium falciparum infection areas high malaria transmission, not known whether pregnancy associated higher prevalence helminth infection. Lambarene, Gabon, 105 pregnant were recruited matched non-gravid female controls. The intestinal helminths was 66% (n=58) participants 36% (n=32) non-pregnant controls (P<0.001). multivariate analysis status an independent risk factor for being infected (AOR 95% CI: 3.0 [1.4-5.9]). These data show previously undescribed pattern sub-Saharan African community.
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