Aedes aegypti e fauna associada em área rural de Manaus, na Amazônia brasileira

Abstract

Após detectar larvas de Aedes aegypti em área rural de Manaus, realizou-se durante dois anos consecutivos um trabalho de notificação da ocorrência dessa espécie naquela área, através da vigilância entomológica, ferramenta que representa um importante papel entre as medidas preventivas contra doenças de transmissão por insetos em particular as arboviroses.

Factores asociados a la infestación domiciliaria por Aedes aegypti en el corregimiento el Manzanillo, municipio de Itagüí (Antioquia) año 2015

“…en el municipio de la Mesa, Cundinamarca [17], y en las veredas de Aguas Claras y La Batea, en los municipios de Apartadó y Turbo [18]. También, se encontraron estudios realizados en las provincias del departamento de Cajamarca, Perú [19], y en la zona rural de Manaos en la Amazonía brasileña [20].…”

Entomological surveillance, spatial distribution, and diversity of Culicidae (Diptera) immatures in a rural area of the Atlantic Forest biome, State of São Paulo, Brazil

“…Aedes aegypti was the second most frequent species. Although its presence in the urban area of the city of Santa Bárbara d'Oeste has already been well described (Piovezan et al 2012), other authors indicate infestations in rural areas (Silva 2002;Barbosa et al 2009), making this fact of extreme importance to local health authorities, because of the risk of dengue transmission and possible yellow fever urbanization (Consoli and Oliveira 1998).…”

“…aegypti to different conditions reveals the need to develop actions that seek to establish how colonization by this species occurs. In rural areas or areas with rural characteristics, surveys of Culicidae fauna are not as frequent as in urban areas (Barbosa et al ), but they could provide important information about the ecological dynamics of mosquitoes established in these locations (Zequi et al ).…”

“…In rural areas or areas with rural characteristics, surveys of Culicidae fauna are not as frequent as in urban areas (Barbosa et al 2009), but they could provide important information about the ecological dynamics of mosquitoes established in these locations (Zequi et al 2005). For these reasons, monitoring the mosquito fauna that occur in ovitraps and larvitraps is an important tool to increase biological knowledge of the species that use artificial recipients as larval habitats.…”

Embarcaciones fluviales como medio de dispersión de Aedes aegypti hacia zonas fronterizas de la Amazonia peruana

“…A nivel mundial se ha demostrado que la expansión de las actividades económicas como el transporte terrestre o fluvial, desde áreas urbanas hacia áreas rurales ha llevado a la diseminación de Aedes aegypti, incrementando el riesgo en el área rural (7)(8)(9) . Los determinantes socioeconómicos como la pobreza y la falta de servicios básicos sumado al incremento vectorial han convertido a estas zonas en un blanco de brotes epidémicos (7,10) .…”