136 resultados para Buarque, Chico, 1944 - . Budapeste


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In this paper, preliminary to a series of investigations that the A. has the purpose to make about the influence of climatic factors particularly upon the prevalence of the most important acute infectious diseases in Brazil, he raises the question whether such factors do affect in this country the total death rates, as it is reasonable to suppose, according to what has been observed in temperate zones of northern and southern hemispheres. The inclusion of absolute humidity among other climatic factors to be dealt with seems justifiable according to Rogers and Stallybrass. Owing to scarcety of reliable data the A. was obliged to limit to a five-years period (1940-1944) the complete proposed investigation, which includes seven of the most important cities, scattered throughout the brazilian territory, from north to south - Belém, recife, Salvador, Rio, S. Paulo, Curitiba and Porto Alegre. Reference is made to their normal climatic conditions and monthly death-rates variations with their mean values and standard deviations. In a first part dealing with seasonal variations only for purposes of comparison, he points out that in there tropical cities of Brazil, without very clear seasonal differentiation, the curve of general mortality reached its highest point in austral autumn season and the remaining four (including Rio near the tropic) in the spring, with the exception of Curitiba, where the peak coincided with the summer season. He shows how such important causes of deaths, as diarrheas, common respiratory diseases and tuberculosis, whose seasonal distribution for each one of the seven cities is referred, may explain such seasonal variations. On a second part, a study is made of the general mortality distribution by four-months periods selected in accordance respectively with the highest or lowest values of rainfall and of mean temperature and humidity during period 1940-1944. Finally he compares the monthly waves of such climatic factors and the corresponding waves of total death - rates and finds through correlation coefficients 17 significant values with respect to their standard errors. Variations in the death - rates seemed to be perhaps more closely and uniformly associated with variations of mean humidity, as is indicated by coefficients ranging from + 0.3 to 0.6.

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The A. summarizes clinical records of four lepers treated with Leprolin ÂSouza-AraujoÂ, as follow: ist  Male, 28 years old, lepromatous case, treated during about 3 years, who received 80 injections of the antigen, being 52 by vene, 18 by muscle and 10 intradermally. Total about 100 cm³. Results: Absence of clinical signs, routine examinations negative for acidfast bacilli. Histopathology: from lepromatous became incaracteristic, with a few bacilli. Mitsuda test from negative became positive. 2nd  Male, 33 ys. old, lepromatous case. From September 1944 to February 1948 received 110 intravenous injections (57 cm³) and 10 cm³ perineurally to control neurites. His Mitsuda test was negative in 1944 and in 1945 became positive and remained so until 1948 (4 times controlled). Since Sept. 1946 became bacillus negative in his mucous, ear lobe and lymph nodes. Out of his lepromatous symptoms remained only mild atrophy of his hands. 3rd- Male, 30 ys. old, lepromatous case, treated since 1944. From 1946 to Feb. 1948 received 80 intravenous injections (high dosage: from 2 to 5 cm³), total 310 cm³ and 140 cm³ intramuscularly. His Mitsuda test was negative in 1943; became positive (from 1945 till 1948) after Leprolin treatment. Bacilloscopy became negative even in sections. Histopathology: the lesions from lepromatous changed to tuberculoid. 4th  Male, 17 years old, lepromatous case, received, from Dec. 1944 to Feb. 1948 only 88 intravenous injections of small doses of Leprolin (0,1 to 1,0 cm³). His Mitsuda remained negative from 1944 to 1946 and in 1947 became positive. Routine examinations negative for bacilli. Histopathology: the lepromataus lesions regressed to incaracteristic, without bacillus.

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Foi feita uma revisão critica da literatura sobre cardiopatia da Doença de Chagas, discutindo-se os principais aspectos clínicos desta cardiopatia á luz da experiência por nós adquirida nestes últimos anos. A evolução dos conhecimentos clínicos sobre esquisotripanose pode ser sintetisada em três fases: a) A primeira corresponde á descoberta da doença, feita por Chagas, e á descrição por ele e seus primeiros colaboradores das manifestações clínicas essenciais da nova entidade mórbida, na qual distinguiu a forma aguda e várias formas crônicas. b) Na segunda fase, a pesquisa orientou-se essencialmente pela busca dos casos de infecção aguda, havendo considerável duvida a respeito da realidade clinica das formas crônicas da infecção. Durante um longo período raros casos de cardiopatia crônica foram publicados. Ate o momento acual (1948) encontram-se na literatura estrangeira 134 casos de cardiopatia crônica chagásica, dos quais 9 autopsiados; ate fins de 1944, o numero de casos publicados no Brasil, fora de Lassance, era de 45, dos quais 3 autopsiados. c) A terceira fase ou fase atual, tende a caracterisar-se por um interesse particular nos casos de infecção crônica, orientando-se porém a pesquisa cli¬nica essencialmente pelas manifestações da cardiopatia. Contribuições recentes de ordem clínica e experimental trouxeram ampla confirmação as idéias de Chagas a respeito desta cardiopatia e colocaram-na em posição de entidade clinica de realidade indiscutível. Sua importância social esta sendo determinada e os dados disponíveis já lhe apontam relevante significação em certas regiões. Mais de 600 casos de cardiopatia crônica chagásica foram publicados no Brasil nestes últimos quatro anos.

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Wir beginnen mit dieser Arbeit einen Katalog der Baumpollen Suedbrasiliens, der als Unterlage zum spaeteren Studium der Humusablagerungen in Brasilien dienen soll. Die Reihenfolge der Familien stuetzt sich auf die Phylogenie der Pflanzenfamilien, weshalb wir mit den Polycarpicae, im besonderen der Magnoliaceae s. lat., Lauraceae, Annonaceae und Myristicaceae, beginnen. Obwohl die Abstammungsfolge der verschiedenen Familien noch sehr hypothetisch ist (vergleiche zum Beispiel WETTSTEIN, 1944, und HUTCHINSON, 1946 und 1959), konnten wir Aehnlichkeiten zwischen den Pollen der behandelten Familien feststellen. Vergleiche zwischen den verschiedenen Gattungen dieser Familien fuehren zu keinem sicheren phylogenetischen Schluss. Die Pollen der verschiedenen Lauraceengattugen, ausser Cryptocarya, aehneln sich untereinander so, dass dadurch die Gattungs-und Artbestimmungen unmoeglich gemacht werden. Im Gegensatz treffen wir bei den Annonaceengattungen, so wie auch bei den Magnoliaceen s. lat., typische Formen und Strukturen an. Hierzu machen wir auf die pollensystematische Zusammenfassung am Ende der Arbeit aufmerksam. Die Praeparate wurden nach der Acetolysemethode (beschrieben in ERDTMAN, 1952 und 1954) hergestellt. Da alle Pollen, ausser Drimys und Virola, eine sehr duenne Exine besitzen, war groesste Vorsicht geboten, um sie nicht zu zerstoeren. Gleichzeitig wurde zum Vergleich jeweils ein Objekt nach der Wodehouse'schen Methode (WODEHOUSE, 1935) behandelt.

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The first case of Kala-azar in Colombia was discovered in Soledad, S. Vicente do Chucuri, Dept. Santander, by Gast-Galvis who viscerotomized a three year old girl deceased in December, 1943. In 1944, fifty-three Phlebotominae were collected in the chicken pen of the girl's house, two new species included. Mangabeira helped by A. Gast Galvis, Juan Antonio Montoya and E. Osorno Mesa, collected some Phlebotomus in that country. The geographical distribution of the species of Phlebotomus collected in Colombia (P. abonnenci, P. camposi, P. columbianus, P. dubitans, P. gasti, P. montoyai, P. saulensis, P. serranus, P. triramulus) and two species of Brumptomyia (B. beaupertuyi and b mesari), are included. our description of the male P. columbianus is based on some specimens found in association with females. However, doubts exist about such association of sexes. There is no correspondence between the length of the spicules and the ducts of spermathecae. Besides, the specimens were not obtained by raising. The following new species are described and compared with previously known ones: a) Phlebotomus gasti sp. n. differs from the other species by a protruding tubercle in the gubernaculum. It has also fewer setae in the tuft of the basistyle, a different length of the inferior gonapophyses, and a differently shaped clasper. b) Phlebotomus dubitans sp. n. differs from P. walkeri and P. deanei (according to personal information from O. Theodor, who examined the types, they are identical to P. williamsi and P. sericeus respectively), mainly because these species have the inferior gonapophyses larger than the basistyle and fewer setae in the basistyle. P. evandroi is separated by the shape of the claspers and by the tuft of setae of the basistyle. P. marajoensis is the closest relative to P. dubitans. There is a possibility of their being synonymous. On the other hand, they can be differentiated by the existence of three extra distal spines in P. marajoensis. There is also a difference in their palpal indexes: for marajoensis I - II - IV - III - V, and for dubitans I - IV (III - II) - V. We notice, too, that the inferior gonapophyses in P. marajoensis is a little shorter. P. marajoensis has a long seta in the basistyle (clearly shown in the original drawing), not found in the new species. c) Phlebotomus montoyai sp. n.: The closest relatives are P. noguchii, P. peruensis, P. pescei, P. quinquifer and P. rickardi. They differ from the new species by the number and length of the setae of the basistyle tuft which are more numerous and longer in the new species. The shapes of their claspers are also different. Other differences are: the basal portion of the basistyle in P. noguchii is very wide (in montoyai it is narrower); the intermediate spine of the dististyle is located on a protruding tubercle ( in the new species there is hardly a tubercle); the spicules are long, and the inferior gonapophyses is longer than the basistyle. P. quinquifer and P. rickardi have a shorter dististyle and narrower wings, with different venation. The main difference, however lies, in the M4, which ends almost at the level of the junction of M1 with M2 (in P. montoyai the M4 ends far behind). In P. peruensis and P. pescei the intermediary spine of the dististyle is closer to the distal spine than to the basal one, whereas in the new species it is situated between the two pairs. Their inferior gonapophyses is longer than the basistyle. d) Brumptomyia mesai sp. n. - Closest relatives are: B. hamatus, B. pentacanthus, B. beaupertuyi which are easily separated from the new species because the tufts of their basistyle have thin and differently shaped hairs. Also their claspers are shaped differently. B. avellari is also easily recognized on account of the twisted aspect of its clasper and because the basal tuft of the basistyle has few setae, B. brumpti tuft of setae arise directly from the basistyle; these setae are stronger than those of the new species. It has 8 blade-like setae located on the inner surface of the distal half, whereas the new species has only six setae. In B. brumpti, there are three median and two terminal spines in the dististyle; in the new species, there are two median and two terminal spines and one between them, which is closer to the two median spines. The comparison with B. galindoi is based in a specimen determined by Fairchild and deposited in the entomological collection of the "Faculdade de Higiene e Saúde Pública da Universidade de S. Paulo". The genitalia of the new species is much shorter, in galindoi the inferior gonapophyses is 0,8 mm long whereas in B. mesai it hardly reaches 0,6 mm. The shape of the clasper and the distribution of its setae are different. The sub-median lamellae, besides being longer in B. galindoi are also longer in comparison with the other parts of the genitalia. The gubernaculum of the new species is longer, thinner, and more pointed; in B. galindoi it is shorter and triangular. In the drawing published by Fairchild and Hertig 91947), the basistyle shows 8 blade-like setae on the distal half, whereas in the new species only six are found.

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Após trabalhos semelhantes, realizados em 1955 e correspondente ao período de 1944 a 1955, foram analisadas as variações mensais da incidência das formas evolutivas do T. infestans e do P. megistus em Bambuí, M.G. São analisados 22.581 exemplares de T. infestans e 2.694 de P. megistus, capturados pelo Pôsto do I.O.C na natureza. De modo geral as variações mensais das diferentes formas evolutivas, para ambas as espécies, são as mesmas encontradas por Dias, na publicação anterior. A pequena percentagem de associação das duas espécies, nos habitadouros naturais, faz pensar na hipótese de um antagonismo biológico entre elas. As observações sugerem que o P. megistus apresenta uma geração anual em Bambuí e que o T. infestans o faz, talvez, duas vêzes. Analisando os gráficos de evolução antes e depois dos trabalhos profiláticos em Bambuí, nos anos de 1956-57, verifica-se que não parece ter havido modificações significativas nos comportamentos das referidas espécies, o que se deve provàvelmente, a novos contigentes de insetos, de evolução semelhante, vindos de municípios vizinhos, ou a "focos residuais" em Bambuí, em que as aspersões com B.H.C não influenciaram diretamente na evolução. Em relação aos índices de infecção pelo S. cruzi, êstes são semelhantes para as duas espécies (3,21% para o T. infestans e 3,25% para o P. megistus). As formas adultas apresentam-se mais infectadas e, durante o ano, não há grandes variações de positividade nos diferentes meses. Houve redução significativa dos índices de infecção de T. infestans após os trabalhos profiláticos, com pequena elevação dos de P. megistus, talvez motivada pela invasão domiciliar ocorrida para esta espécies de 1958 a 1964.

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Os autores descrevem a fêmea de L. wilsoni (Damasceno e Causey, 1945), por eles conhecida desde 1963, porém somente agora publicada, e que é extremamente semelhante à de L. saulensis (Floch e Abonnenc, 1944), o que mostra a estreita afinidade entre as duas espécies. Ã, também, dada a distribuição geográfica atualmente conhecida de L. wilsoni.

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Les auteurs décrivent le mâle et la femelle de Lutzomyia andersoni n.sp., nouvelle espèce de phlébotome, non anthropophile, du groupe walkeri martins, Williams et Falcão, 1987 très apparentée à L. sericea Floch et Abonnenc, 1944.

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São descritas e ilustrradas rédia, cercária imatura e cercária madura e metacercária de um paranfistomídeo, provavelmente do gênero Paramphistomum (Fischoeder, 1901). Estas formas evolutivas foram obtidas de um exemplar de Drepanotrema kermatoides (Orbigny, 1835) coletado, em maio de 1983, no arroio Chico Lumã (29º56'03"S e 50º35'59"W), município de Santo Antônio da Patrulha, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil.

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A new neotropical species of the genus Tanypus Meigen, 1803, misidentified by Oliveira (1944) as Tanypus stellatus Coquillett, 1902, is described.

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Females of Ixodes (Haemixodes) uruguayensis Kohls & Clifford, 1967, a species whose adults were unknown until the present, were obtained in the laboratory from engorged nymphs collected on rodents (Scapteromys tumidus and Oxymycterus nasutus) in the counties of Maldonado and San José, Uruguay. Morphological characters of these females were identical to those given in the description of the female of Ixodes longiscutatum Boero, 1944. I. uruguayensis is, thus, relegated to a junior subjective synonym of I. longiscutatum. However, because of the unique morphological characters of the immature stages, the validity of the subgenus Haemixodes Kohls & Clifford, 1967 is not questioned. Therefore, the new status of Ixodes (Haemixodes) uruguayensis Kohls & Clifford, 1967 is Ixodes (Haemixodes) longiscutatum Boero, 1944.

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The main objective of this research is to evaluate the molluscicide activity of Physalis angulata L. Biomphalaria tenagophila specimens under laboratory conditions. Extracts and fractions were supplied by the Laboratório de Química de Produtos Naturais, Farmanguinhos-Fiocruz. Experiments were performed according to the methodology described by the World Health Organization for molluscicide tests using the concentrations from 0.1 to 500 mg/l of the extracts, fractions and of a pool of physalins modified steroids present in this species. The results show that ethyl acetate and acetone extracts from the whole plant, the ethanolic extracts of the roots and the physalins pool from stems and leaves were active. Only the whole plant extracts were available in sufficient quantity for the determination of LD50 and LD90 values.

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Studies were undertaken on the phlebotomines in the municipalities of Bujari, Xapuri and Rio Branco in the state of Acre. The abundance of species on the ground and in the tree canopy was estimated by Standardized Index of Species Abundance. Of the 52 species identified, Lutzomyia (N.) antunesi, Lutzomyia (N.) whitmani, Lutzomyia (P.) davisi, Lutzomyia migonei, Lutzomyia (N.) umbratilis, Lutzomyia (N.) flaviscutellata, Lutzomyia (T.) ubiqui-talis, Lutzomyia (P.) hirsuta hirsuta, Lutzomyia (P.) paraensis and Lutzomyia (P.) ayrozai are known to be vectors of Leishmania, the causative agent of American cutaneous leishmaniasis. Lutzomyia (T.) auraensis, Lu. (N.) antunesi, Lu. (N.) whitmani and Lu. (P.) davisi accounted for 66.95% of the specimens collected. Lu. (N.) whitmani was the most abundant species, followed by Lu. (N.) antunesi and Lu. (P.) davisi. Lu. (N.) antunesi was the most abundant species in the soil as well as in the canopy. Lu. (N.) umbratilis occurred in all three municipalities and was the fifth most abundant species in the Chico Mendes Municipal Park in Rio Branco. It was collected on both the ground level as well as in the canopy; however, it was more frequently collected in the tree canopy. The present study suggests the existence of three transmission cycles of Leishmania in Acre, including the transmission of Leishmania (V.) guyanensis by Lu. (N.) umbratilis south of the Amazon River.

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Corynebacterium pseudodiphtheriticum is a well-known human pathogen that mainly causes respiratory disease and is associated with high mortality in compromised hosts. Little is known about the virulence factors and pathogenesis of C. pseudodiphtheriticum. In this study, cultured human epithelial (HEp-2) cells were used to analyse the adherence pattern, internalisation and intracellular survival of the ATCC 10700 type strain and two additional clinical isolates. These microorganisms exhibited an aggregative adherence-like pattern to HEp-2 cells characterised by clumps of bacteria with a "stacked-brick" appearance. The differences in the ability of these microorganisms to invade and survive within HEp-2 cells and replicate in the extracellular environment up to 24 h post infection were evaluated. The fluorescent actin staining test demonstrated that actin polymerisation is involved in the internalisation of the C. pseudodiphtheriticum strains. The depolymerisation of microfilaments by cytochalasin E significantly reduced the internalisation of C. pseudodiphtheriticum by HEp-2 cells. Bacterial internalisation and cytoskeletal rearrangement seemed to be partially triggered by the activation of tyrosine kinase activity. Although C. pseudodiphtheriticum strains did not demonstrate an ability to replicate intracellularly, HEp-2 cells were unable to fully clear the pathogen within 24 h. These characteristics may explain how some C. pseudodiphtheriticum strains cause severe infection in human patients.