| [on the classification of the subgenus larrousius nitzulescu, 1931 and phlebotomus wui stat. nov. (diptera: phlebotomidae)]. | | 1987 | 3621509 |
| [leishmaniasis in karamay. xiv. identification of promastigote isolates from naturally infected phlebotomus major wui]. | phlebotomus major wui, an anthropophilic species, was predominant among sandflies in karamay, xinjiang of china. the females of this species collected in the wild and houses were detected to be infected with promastigotes. three isolates of promastigotes obtained from p. major wui were inoculated intraperitoneally and subcutaneously into normal hamsters or balb/c mice which developed visceral leishmaniasis later. the mean size of amastigotes in hamster viscera (smear observation) artificially in ... | 1994 | 7720197 |
| [investigation on transmitting vectors of visceral leishmaniasis in jiashi county, xinjiang]. | to investigate sandfly vectors transmitting visceral leishmaniasis, including species and seasonal distribution in jiashi county of xinjiang uygur autonomous region. | 2010 | 21137314 |
| the prevalence of canine leishmania infantum infection in western china detected by pcr and serological tests. | abstract: | 2011 | 21554677 |
| discovery and study of cutaneous leishmaniasis in karamay of xinjiang, west china. | cutaneous leishmaniasis (cl) was discovered in the farms of the karamay suburb, xinjiang uygur autonomous region in the 1990s. between 1992 and 1994, a house-to-house survey revealed a prevalence of 1.0-1.6% in the residents. the clinical types of skin lesions included papule, plaque, ulcer and nodular prurigo. observations verified that, in some cases, the skin lesions healed spontaneously in 10-14 months, whilst in other cases, they persisted for several years. sporadic cases of cl have contin ... | 2013 | 24010525 |
| visceral leishmaniasis in china: an endemic disease under control. | visceral leishmaniasis (vl) caused by leishmania spp. is an important vector-borne and largely zoonotic disease. in china, three epidemiological types of vl have been described: anthroponotic vl (avl), mountain-type zoonotic vl (mt-zvl), and desert-type zvl (dt-zvl). these are transmitted by four different sand fly species: phlebotomus chinensis, p. longiductus, p. wui, and p. alexandri. in 1951, a detailed survey of vl showed that it was rampant in the vast rural areas west, northwest, and nort ... | 0 | 26354822 |
| survey of wild and domestic mammals for infection with leishmania infantum following an outbreak of desert zoonotic visceral leishmaniasis in jiashi, people's republic of china. | in 2008 and 2009, an outbreak of desert-subtype zoonotic visceral leishmaniasis occurred in jiashi county, xinjiang, china. so far, no animal reservoir has been identified for this type of visceral leishmaniasis. therefore, we surveyed the most common mammals (wild and domestic) for leishmania infections during the outbreak in 2008 and 2009 in order to identify the source of the visceral leishmaniasis in this region. spleen, liver, bone marrow and blood samples collected from 86 wood mice (apode ... | 2015 | 26177101 |
| endemic characteristics of infantile visceral leishmaniasis in the people's republic of china. | visceral leishmaniasis (vl) was once a severe parasitic disease in china. thanks to the great efforts of integrated control, vl was eliminated in most epidemic areas, except for certain western provinces (autonomous region) at the end of 1950s. from then on, vl gained less attention and has seemed to spread, especially in the last 15 years. infants are the most important population threatened by vl. however, there have been few studies on the endemic characteristics of infantile vl in china. | 2013 | 23680411 |
| [a newly identified endemic area of visceral leishmaniasis in minfeng county of south xinjiang ii. investigation on phlebotomine vectors]. | to investigate the transmitting phlebotomine sandfly in minfeng county, a newly-identified endemic area of visceral leishmaniasis in the south of talim pendi of xinjiang. | 2008 | 24812817 |