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dc.contributor.advisor-co2Salles, Roberto de Souza-
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dc.identifier.citationMADUREIRA, Renata Cunha. Freqüência de anticorpos homólogos anti-Borrelia burgdorferi em eqüinos dos municípios de Três Rios, Vassouras e Valença, Estado do Rio de janeiro. 2004. 40 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Ciências Veterinárias) - Instituto de Veterinária, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Seropédica - RJ, 2004.por
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dc.description.resumoBorreliose de Lyme é uma espiroquetose transmitida por carrapatos, de ampla distribuição geográfica, que acomete animais domésticos e o homem, tendo como reservatório animais silvestres. Em todos os hospedeiros pode evoluir de forma assintomática ou produzir doença de caráter multissistêmico. Nos eqüinos, esta borreliose tem sido responsabilizada por sintomas dermatológicos, oftalmológicos, neurológicos e articulares, sendo a artrite e poliartrite os sinais mais comuns. O presente estudo teve como objetivo determinar a freqüência de eqüinos soropositivos de três municípios do Estado do Rio de Janeiro para Borrelia burgdorferi, por meio de inquérito soroepidemiológico utilizando o ensaio de imunoadsorção enzimática (ELISA) indireto. Procedeu-se a análise sorológica de 769 soros de eqüinos, onde 431 eram do município de Três Rios, 316 eram de Vassouras e 22 eram do município de Valença. Um total de 216 (28,1%) animais foram positivos para borreliose de Lyme. Destes, 169 (22%) apresentaram título de 1:400, 37 (4,8%) título de 1:800, 7 (0,9%) título de 1:1600, 2 (0,3%) título de 1:3200 e 1 (0,1%) título de 1:6400. Os resultados observados foram similares aos descritos nos EUA, onde foram relatadas freqüências de soropositivos variando entre 7 e 34% em eqüinos assintomáticos. Não foram observadas diferenças significativas quanto à raça, sexo e idade. A utilização do ELISA indireto para detecção de anticorpos anti Borrelia burgdorferi latu sensu mostrou-se eficiente no auxílio a inquéritos epidemiológicos e diagnóstico. A resposta humoral dos eqüinos estudados, apresentou bom reconhecimento antigênico para B. burgdorferi cepa G39/40 e a freqüência de soropositivos reforça a hipótese de ocorrência de uma borreliose semelhante a borreliose de Lyme no Estado do Rio de Janeiro.por
dc.description.abstractLyme Borreliosis is a widely distributed spirochetosis hosted by wild animals, which is transmitted to domestic animals as well as man by ticks. It can either develop asymptomatically or multisystemically. In the equines, this borreliosis has been responsible for dermatologic, oftalmologic, neurologic and articular symptoms, with the most common clinical symptoms being the arthrite and polyarthrite. The present study aims to determine the frequency of equines tested positive in the three municipalities of the state of Rio de Janeiro to Borrelia burgdorferi by means of a seroepidemiologic inquiry utilizing the indirect Enzime-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA). A serologic analysis was conducted 769 equines specimens, where 431 were from the municipality of Três Rios, 316 were from Vassouras and 22 were from Valença. A total of 216 (28.1%) animals tested positve for Lyme borreliosis. Of these, 169 (22%) presented a rate of 1:400, 37 (4.8%) a rate of 1:800, 7 (0.9%) a rate of 1:1600, 2 (0.3%) a rate of 1:3200 and 1 (0.1%) a rate of 1:6400. The results observed were similar to those found in the USA, where some frequencies of seropositive varying from 7 to 34% were reported in asymptomatic equines. There have been no significant differences in regards to race, gender or age. The utilization of the test ELISA indirect for detection of anibodies against Borrelia burgdorferi latu sensu has been proved to be efficient in assisting the epidemiologic inquiries and diagnosis. The humoral response of the studied equines, presented good antigenic recognition to Borrelia burgdorferi cepa G39/40 and the fequency of seropositives reinforces the hypothesis of occurrence of a similar borreliosis to the Lyme borreliosis in the State of Rio de Janeiroeng
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dc.titleFreqüência de anticorpos homólogos anti-Borrelia burgdorferi em eqüinos dos municípios de Três Rios, Vassouras e Valença, Estado do Rio de Janeiropor
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