Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression,
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Resumo: | Abstract The objective of this study was to analyze the trend of epidemiological and operational indicators of leprosy in Brazil, from 2001 to 2017. This was a time series study involving nine indicators. The inflection point regression model was used. Decreasing trends were observed for the following: general detection (−4.8%), children under 15 (−3.7%), prevalence (−7.0%), and grade 2/million inhabitants (−3.5%). The proportion of individuals with grade 2 disability showed an upward trend (2.0%) from 2001 as well as contacts examined from 2003 (5.0%). The proportions of cure and of individuals with a degree of disability assessed at the time of the diagnosis and the cure showed a stationary behavior. Although advances are noted, there are still challenges to be overcome. |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, Souza,Carlos Dornels Freire de Leprosy Mycobacterium leprae Time series studies |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
title_full |
Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
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Leprosy in Brazil in the 21st century: analysis of epidemiological and operational indicators using inflection point regression, |
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Souza,Carlos Dornels Freire de |
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Souza,Carlos Dornels Freire de Paiva,João Paulo Silva de Leal,Thiago Cavalcanti Urashima,Gabriel da Silva |
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Paiva,João Paulo Silva de Leal,Thiago Cavalcanti Urashima,Gabriel da Silva |
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Souza,Carlos Dornels Freire de Paiva,João Paulo Silva de Leal,Thiago Cavalcanti Urashima,Gabriel da Silva |
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Leprosy Mycobacterium leprae Time series studies |
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Leprosy Mycobacterium leprae Time series studies |
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Abstract The objective of this study was to analyze the trend of epidemiological and operational indicators of leprosy in Brazil, from 2001 to 2017. This was a time series study involving nine indicators. The inflection point regression model was used. Decreasing trends were observed for the following: general detection (−4.8%), children under 15 (−3.7%), prevalence (−7.0%), and grade 2/million inhabitants (−3.5%). The proportion of individuals with grade 2 disability showed an upward trend (2.0%) from 2001 as well as contacts examined from 2003 (5.0%). The proportions of cure and of individuals with a degree of disability assessed at the time of the diagnosis and the cure showed a stationary behavior. Although advances are noted, there are still challenges to be overcome. |
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