Prevalence and distribution of Taeniasis and Cysticercosis

Widarso, Widarso H.S; Margono, Sri S.; Purba, Wilfried H.; Subahar, Rizal

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“…This is so that pork circulating in the community is free from pathogens, including T solium (23). Local government can give health education to community about the dangers of this infection (24). Information on how to properly cook pork needs to be socialized to the whole community (24,25).…”

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Primers application with the Tso31 gene target in the molecular identification of Taenia solium

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Dewi

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Background: taeniasis is a zoonotic disease caused by Taenia spp. Human taeniasis caused by Taenia solium can be acquired after consumption of raw insufficiently cooked infected pork meat. Pigs are intermediate host for T.solium. Pigs acquired this infection by eating human feces that contained T.solium eggs. Pigs infected with T.solium can be transmitted to humans. Purposes: identification of T.solium in pig is important because it is indicator of T.solium transmission. Microscopic examination of T.solium eggs is considered less effective and efficient so that many other methods are developed for T.solium detection such as molecular and immunology. Method: This method used specific primer which can detect the Tso31 gene in T.solium. Tso31 gene is one of the most promising antigens to differentiate T.solium from T.saginata. Pig feces samples were taken by random sampling technique from 7 pig farms in Denpasar. Result: from the 30 samples, we found one sample that which gave a single amplification product of 234 bp. This indicates that the pig farms in Denpasar have been infected with T.solium. Conclusion: it is necessary to do meat inspection properly in the market as well as health education about the dangers and impacts of T.solium infection in the community.

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Primers application with the Tso31 gene target in the molecular identification of Taenia solium

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“…Bila ada, pada umumnya data yang dilaporkan hanya berdasar pada pemeriksaan kesehatan daging yang dilakukan menurut kondisi setempat dan kurang akurat, sehingga jumlah kasus yang tercatat tidak lengkap dan umumnya kurang dari keadaan sebenarnya. Menurut catatan Widarso et al (2001) kejadian bovine cysticercosis pada ternak di Indonesia terekam pada tahun 1981 ke bawah. Berdasarkan laporan dari Dinas Peternakan Denpasar, Bali, antara tahun 1977-1981 prevalensi bovine cysticercosis pada sapi bali sebesar 0,30-2,39% (Widarso et al, 2001).…”

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“…Menurut catatan Widarso et al (2001) kejadian bovine cysticercosis pada ternak di Indonesia terekam pada tahun 1981 ke bawah. Berdasarkan laporan dari Dinas Peternakan Denpasar, Bali, antara tahun 1977-1981 prevalensi bovine cysticercosis pada sapi bali sebesar 0,30-2,39% (Widarso et al, 2001). Le Coultre (1928) (Hirpha et al, 2016) dan di Mesir sebesar 6,09% (Elkhtam et al, 2016).…”

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Seroprevalensi Bovine Cysticercosis pada Sapi Bali di Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia (SEROPREVALENCE OF BOVINE CYSTICERCOSIS AT BALI CATTLE IN WEST NUSA TENGGARA, INDONESIA)

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Damriyasa

Mahardika

2018

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Bovine cysticercosis is one of the animal and public health problems throughout the world. Besides this disease has a negative impact on public health, also causing economic losses for farmers due to heavy infected carcasses should be rejected. Until now the availability of data related to this parasitic disease, especially in the Nusa Tenggara region is very limited.The purpose of this study was to obtain information on the prevalence and distribution of bovine cysticercosis on bali cattle in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. The study was conducted by examining of bali cattle sera obtained from the farmer by ELISA (Bio-X Diagnostics’s Cysticercosis Antigen ELISA Kit). The results of ELISA examination of 92 serum samples with cut off 0.295, shows that there are 4 positive sera (4.35%). Three positive sera are originated from Lombok and one positive sera from Sumbawa. These results indicate that Lombok Island and Sumbawa Island in West Nusa Tenggara are not free from bovine cysticercosis. Since C. bovis infection is zoonotic, studies of risk factors are necessary, as well as the availability of information about the estimated burden of disease and the economic loss of the disease. It is recommended that veterinarians be more accurate when conducting post mortum examination, especially on the cattle which comes from a positive area.

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“…In 1973, Tumada and Margono identified almost 10% of people living in the Paniai highlands as having taeniasis Margono, 1973a, 1973b), shortly after which Tumada, Subianto and their colleagues (Gajdusek, 1978;Subianto et al, 1978;Tumada and Subianto, 1974) described severe burns in neurocysticercosis patients from West Papua. More recent epidemiological studies have delineated the extent of T. solium transmission in West Papua (Ito et al, 2002(Ito et al, , 2003(Ito et al, , 2004(Ito et al, , 2005a(Ito et al, , 2005bMargono et al, 2001aMargono et al, , 2001bMargono et al, , 2003Margono et al, , 2005Margono et al, , 2006Salim et al, 2009;Subahar et al, 2001;Swastika et al, unpublished;Wandra et al, 2000Widarso et al, 1999Widarso et al, , 2001, in Papua New Guinea (Fritzsche et al, 1990;Ito et al, 2004;McManus, 1995;Owen, 2006), and on the island, Bali (see below), and are also beginning to unravel the epidemiology of T. SAGINATA and T. ASIATICA in Bali and elsewhere in Indonesia.…”

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“…As taeniasis in humans caused by T. solium is transmitted through eating infected pork, religious restrictions on the keeping of pigs and eating pig meat have limited the national impact of T. solium in most of Indonesia (Margono et al, 2002(Margono et al, , 2005. Exceptions include Papua (former Irian Jaya) where the much of the local population is Christian (Coker-Vann et al, 1981, 1984Desowitz et al, 1977;Diwan et al, 1982;Gajdusek, 1977;Gunawan et al, 1975;Salim et al, 2009;Simanjuntak et al, 1977Simanjuntak et al, , 1997Subianto et al, 1978;Theis et al, 1994;Margono, 1973a, 1973b;Wandra et al, 2000Wandra et al, , 2003Widarso et al, 1999Widarso et al, , 2001 and Bali where the majority of the popu-lation is Hindu.…”

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Towards a cysticercosis-free tropical resort island: A historical overview of taeniasis/cysticercosis in Bali

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Prevalence and distribution of Taeniasis and Cysticercosis

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Primers application with the Tso31 gene target in the molecular identification of Taenia solium

Primers application with the Tso31 gene target in the molecular identification of Taenia solium

Seroprevalensi Bovine Cysticercosis pada Sapi Bali di Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia (SEROPREVALENCE OF BOVINE CYSTICERCOSIS AT BALI CATTLE IN WEST NUSA TENGGARA, INDONESIA)

Towards a cysticercosis-free tropical resort island: A historical overview of taeniasis/cysticercosis in Bali

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