leishmaniose tegumentar alviericana na ilha grande, rio de janeiro: iii. reservatórios silvestres e comensais

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1981
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Abstract
Em 203 animais silvestres e comensais examinados na Praia Vermelha, Ilha Grande, município de Angra dos fíeis, RJ, durante o estudo de um surto de Leishmaniose Tegumentar Americana, foram encontrados 2 exemplares de Proechimys dimidiatus, com lesões hipocrômicas nas extremidades das orelhas, e 1 exemplar de Rattus norvegicus norvegicus, com úlcera de dorso, cuja histopatologia revelou a presença de Leishmania sp. nos 3 exemplares.
Of the 203 domestic and wild animais examined in Praia Vermelha, during a study of an outbreak of mucocutaneous leishmaniasis 2 cases of Proechimus dimidiatus were found with hipocromic lesions in the ear extremities and one case of Rattus norvergicus with a back ulcer. Histopathology has shown the presence of Leishmania sp. in the three specimens.
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Authors ;Nelson A. de Araújo Filho;J. Rodrigues Coura;Vera L. L. Reis
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