| studies on malayan filariasis in bengkulu (sumatera), indonesia with special reference to vector confirmation. | in an endemic focus of brugia malayi in bengkulu, indonesia the microfilariae rate was 25%. the microfilariae showed nocturnal periodicity. domestic cats in the same area were found to harbour b. pahangi, with a microfilariae rate of 23%. in the study area, the most prevalent man-biting mansonia mosquitoes were mn.bonneae (41%), followed by mn.annulata (27%), mn.uniformis (25%) and mn.dives (7%). more mansonia mosquitoes were collected outdoors than indoors between 1800-2200 hours. natural infec ... | 1981 | 6114567 |
| microfilarial periodicity analysis of the survey data from six localities in indonesia. | the survey data of microfilarial periodicity of 2 species of filariae brugia malayi at 4 localities, mahang and lampihong in south kalimantan, bengkulu in south sumatra, palolo in central sulwesi, and the species of brugia timori at 2 localities, flores and alor islands in nusa tenggara were analysed by using aikat and das's modified statistical method. nine cases at mahang and five cases at lampihong were recognized as same group of non-periodic b. malayi and 1 case at mahang was considered to ... | 1979 | 483016 |