Munkhbaatar Davgasumberel

Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences

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Temuulen Dorjsuren

Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences

Sergelen Orgoi

Mongolian National University

Sumiya Ganzorig

National University of Mongolia

Unursaikhan Ulaankhuu

National Center for Communicable Diseases

Javkhlantur Bayarlakh

Ganbat Ochir

Jambaldorj Jamiyansuren

Mongolian National University

Damdinsuren Boldbaatar

Mongolian University of Life Sciences

Uranchimeg Tsevelvaanchig

Institute of Development Studies

Ishdorj Tsedenish

Mongolian National University

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Status of Human Echinococcosis in Western Mongolia

Central Asian Journal of Medical Sciences (2019)

Temuulen Dorjsuren Giimaa Narantsogt Munkhbaatar Davgasumberel Mandukhai Ganbat Sumiya Ganzorig

Objective: The purpose of this study was to identify cases of human echinococcosis in the Bayan-Ulgii, Khovd provinces, to determine their WHO classification by ultrasound and to identify the haplotype in surgically cysts removed. Methods: A total of 1063 people participated in ultrasound screening. Patients who had a positive echinococcosis by ultrasound underwent serologic testing for detection of antibodies for echinococcosis. Results: Ninety people were positive for the liver cystic lesions by ultrasound screening of which 12 cases were newly diagnosed cystic echinococcosis. Four were cystic echinococcosis stages 1-2, five were stage 3, while three were cystic echinococcosis stage 4. Thirty-three patients with previously known echinococcosis stage 2 and alveolar echinococcosis stage 4 were also examined. Out of 29 cystic echinococcosis cases, 24 underwent treatment. Of 24 who underwent treatment, only one was cured. The haplotypes E. canadensis G6/7 and E. granulossus s.s. G1 were confirmed by evaluating the cytochrome c oxidase subunit I gene of mitochondrial DNA in two patients in Bayan-Ulgii. Conclusion: Ninety people were positive for cystic echinococcosis in western Mongolia of which 12 cases were newly diagnosed cases. Of the 12 new cystic echinococcosis cases, 4 were stages 1-2, 5 were stage 3 and 3 were stage 4 by WHO classification. The haplotype in Bayan-Ulgii population were E. canadensis and s.s.

Cystic echinococcosis

10.24079/cajms.2019.03.005

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