Por outro lado, a região extra-amaz

Por outro lado, a região extra-amazônica notifica anualmente XX casos da doença, contribuindo apenas com XX% dos casos do país, sendo que a maior parte se deve à malária importada (REF). Rio de Janeiro, um dos estados dessa região, era considerado como altamente endêmico até meados do século XX com presença do An. darlingi, o principal transmissor da doença no Brasil (REF). Em 1968, a transmissão foi considerada interrompida e atualmente, raramente são encontrados anofelinos dessa espécie (REF). Nos últimos anos uma nova epidemiologia da malária está emergindo no estado: a presença de casos importados procedentes das áreas endêmicas brasileiras e de fora do país (Miguel, Otilia COLOCAR NÚMEROS) assim como a notificação de ocasionais casos autóctones incluindo surtos da doença (REF). A nova epidemiologia da malária em áreas de transmissão interrompida precisa ser determinada especialmente em momentos em que o planeta está empenhado na eliminação da doença. (De Pina Costa et al 2014, WHO 2015). Também é desconhecida a prevalência da infecção subclínica (Maselli et al 2014). Em tempos de eliminação da malária é essencial manter a vigilância para evitar a reintrodução da doença a partir de casos importados nas áreas de maior receptividade. Também é preciso esclarecer os mecanismos da transmissão da malária autóctone.

Resultados (Inglês) 1:

On the other hand, the extra-amazônica region notifies cases of the disease each year XX, contributing with only XX% of cases in the country, with most due to malaria imported (REF). Rio de Janeiro, one of the States of that region, was considered as highly endemic until the mid-20th century with the presence of an. darlingi, the main transmitter of the disease in Brazil (REF). In 1968, the transmission is considered broken and currently, they are rarely found anofelinos of this species (REF). In recent years a new epidemiology of malaria is emerging in the State: the presence of imported cases from endemic areas in Brazil and abroad (Miguel, Otilia PUT numbers) as well as the occasional notification indigenous cases including outbreaks of the disease (REF). The new epidemiology of malaria in transmission interrupted areas must be given especially in times when the planet is committed to the Elimination of the disease. (Pina Costa et al. 2014, WHO 2015). Also unknown is the prevalence of subclinical infection (Maselli et al 2014). In times of malaria elimination is essential to maintain the vigilance to avoid the reintroduction of the disease from imported cases in the areas of greater receptivity. You also need to clarify the mechanisms of autochthonous malaria transmission.

Resultados (Inglês) 2:

Furthermore, the extra-Amazon region notifies annually XX cases of the disease, contributing only XX% of the country cases, and that most of whether the imported malaria (REF). Rio de Janeiro, one of the states of this region, was considered highly endemic until mid-twentieth century with the presence of An. Darlingi, the main transmitter of the disease in Brazil (REF). In 1968, the transmission is considered broken and currently are rarely found Anopheles this species (REF). In recent years a new epidemiology of malaria is emerging in the state: the presence of imported cases coming from Brazilian endemic areas and outside the country (Miguel, Otilia PLACE NUMBERS) as well as the notification of occasional autochthonous cases including outbreaks (REF) . The new epidemiology of malaria in interrupted transmission areas to be determined especially in times when the planet is committed to eliminating the disease. (De Pina Costa et al 2014, WHO 2015). Also unknown is the prevalence of subclinical infection (Maselli et al 2014). In malaria elimination times it is essential to maintain surveillance to prevent reintroduction of the disease from imported cases in the areas of greatest receptivity. It is also necessary to clarify the mechanisms of transmission of malaria.

Resultados (Inglês) 3:

On the other hand, the region outside the Amazon shall notify each year XX cases of the disease, contributing only with XX% of cases in the country, most is due to malaria imported (Ref). Rio de Janeiro, one of the states of the region, was considered as a highly endemic until the mid 20th century, with the presence of an. Darlingi, the main transmitter of disease in Brazil (Ref). In 1968, the transmission was considered to be interrupted and currently, are rarely found anofelinos this species (Ref). In recent years, a new epidemiology of malaria is emerging in the state: the presence of imported cases from endemic areas in Brazil and abroad (Miguel Otilia put numbers) as well as the notification of native cases including occasional outbreaks of the disease (Ref). The new epidemiology of malaria in areas of transmission interrupted needs to be determined, especially at times when the planet is committed to the elimination of the disease. (Pina Costa et al who 2014, 2015). It is also unknown, the prevalence of subclinical infection (Maselli et al 2014). In a time of elimination of malaria is essential to maintain vigilance to prevent the reintroduction of the disease from imported cases in the areas of greater receptivity. It is also a need to clarify the mechanisms of autochthonous transmission of malaria.