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Esquistossomose mansônica na Amazônia – reavaliação do primeiro foco com transmissão autóctone, Fordlândia, Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2013) OLIVEIRA, Sheyla Mara Silva de; BICHARA, Cléa Nazaré Carneiro; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2161704040280760
Some foci of transmission of schistosomiasis are installed in Para State, with the possibility of permanent expansion by major migration flows through the economic and social demands in the region. It was proposed to reassess the epidemiological situation of schistosomiasis transmission in this village of Fordlandia, the city of Aveiro, PA, where it was established in 1951 as a result of intense migration appreciation for the extraction of rubber, as the first indigenous Amazonian focus, being considered extinct for several years. The study was conducted between September and November 2012, involving 204 individuals of households served by Strategy Community Health Workers in the District of Fordlandia, PA, submitted to parasitological survey by the Kato-Katz (one sample per capita, processed 3 blades) with description of the socio-demographic profile through interviews to identify the environmental conditions of peridomicile, housing, sanitation, presence of collections hydro, type and form of contact with them, which would be inserted possible risk factors for transmission . It was found that the majority are women (54%), with more than 20 years (56%), especially students and farmers (32% and 26%), residents in the town of Fordlandia (52%) for months or years (64 %). Although environmental conditions, housing and sanitation remain the similarity of the season's activity focus of schistosomiasis in the district of Fordlandia-PA was not identified no cases of schistosomiasis considering all coproscópicos tests negative for eggs of S. mansoni, possibly for this location this time was not affected by the entry of migrants infected by this worm, allowing the restoration of the cycle in place. The dispersal of Biomphalaria snails in the Amazon floodplain, plus the intensification of migratory networks, requires constant vigilance in the region as the expansion and development of future outbreaks of transmission of schistosomiasis, including the reemergence of outbreaks now extinct like Fordlandia-PA.
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Petrologia dos carbonatos da formação Itaituba na região de Aveiro - PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 1983-12-22) FIGUEIRAS, Alexandre José Martins; TRUCKENBRODT, Werner Hermann Walter; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5463384509941553
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Preditores da desnutrição infantil em populações ribeirinhas do Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010) OLIVEIRA, Ana Paula Pereira de; MOURA, Erly Catarina de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5136057288998726
Objective: To identify under nutrition’s determinants among children aged less than two years old, living close the rivers of Pará state (Brazil). Methods: Survey was conducted among 203 children form four river’s community: Aveiro (Southeast), Barcarena (Metropolitan), Cametá (Northeast) and Santarém (Low Amazon) by face to face interviews with the responsible for the child. The dependent variable was under nutrition, according to length to age less than -1 z-score following the recent World Health recommendation. Dependent variables were characteristics of household, family leader, child’s mother, pre-natal, family’s food pattern, child’s birth, mother’s care and child’s demography. The prevalence of under nutrition was calculated according to basic, intermediate and immediate indicators considering the distance between variables of the indicators and the outcome. Multilevel analysis was performed by logistic regression taking into account the hierarchy between indicators and under nutrition, according p<0.05. Results: The under nutrition prevalence reached 35.0% of the studied children, varying from 28.6% in Aveiro to 43.1% in Barcarena. The variables associated to under nutrition were low birth weight and aging. The child’s age was the under nutrition predictor: the likelihood of a child aged between 12 and 17 months old to present under nutrition was 3.4 times bigger than a child aged less than six months old, raising to five times for children aged between 18 and 23 months old. Conclusion: At river’s population, the under nutrition among children less than two years old still a severe health nutrition problem, probably because the long exposition time to the environmental risk factors.