Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil

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Autor(a) principal: Lander, Rebecca Leigh
Data de Publicação: 2012
Outros Autores: Lander, Alastair G., Houghton, Lisa, Williams, Sheila M., Barreto, Danile Leal, Mattos, Angela P., Gibson, Rosalind S.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFBA
Texto Completo: http://repositorio.ufba.br/ri/handle/ri/16453
Resumo: p. 2177-2188
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spelling Lander, Rebecca LeighLander, Alastair G.Houghton, LisaWilliams, Sheila M.Barreto, Danile LealMattos, Angela P.Gibson, Rosalind S.Lander, Rebecca LeighLander, Alastair G.Houghton, LisaWilliams, Sheila M.Barreto, Danile LealMattos, Angela P.Gibson, Rosalind S.2014-10-21T16:59:26Z2014-10-21T16:59:26Z20120102-311Xhttp://repositorio.ufba.br/ri/handle/ri/16453v. 28, n. 11p. 2177-2188Poor growth and intestinal parasitic infections are widespread in disadvantaged urban children. This cross-sectional study assessed factors influencing poor growth and intestinal parasites in 376 children aged three to six years in daycare centers in Salvador, in the Northeast Region of Brazil. Data was obtained from seven daycare centers on child weight, height, socio-economic status, health and intestinal parasites in stool samples. Prevalence of moderate underweight (< -1SD > -2SD), wasting and stunting was 12%, 16% and 6% respectively. Socioeconomic status, birth order, and maternal weight were predictors of poor anthropometric status. Almost 30% of children were infected with more than one intestinal parasite. Helminths (17.8%), notably Trichuris trichiura (12%) and Ascaris lumbricoides (10.5%), and protozoan Giardia duodenalis (13%) were the most common types of parasites detected. One percent of children had hookworm and Cryptosporidium sp. and 25% had non-pathogenic protozoan cysts. Boys from families with very low socio-economic status had lower linear growth and presented a greater risk of helminth infection. 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dc.title.pt_BR.fl_str_mv Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
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title Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
spellingShingle Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
Lander, Rebecca Leigh
Preschool Child
Child Day Care Centers
Parasites
Parasitic Intestinal Diseases
title_short Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
title_full Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
title_fullStr Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
title_sort Factors influencing growth and intestinal parasitic infections in preschoolers attending philanthropic daycare centers in Salvador, Northeast Region of Brazil
author Lander, Rebecca Leigh
author_facet Lander, Rebecca Leigh
Lander, Alastair G.
Houghton, Lisa
Williams, Sheila M.
Barreto, Danile Leal
Mattos, Angela P.
Gibson, Rosalind S.
author_role author
author2 Lander, Alastair G.
Houghton, Lisa
Williams, Sheila M.
Barreto, Danile Leal
Mattos, Angela P.
Gibson, Rosalind S.
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Lander, Rebecca Leigh
Lander, Alastair G.
Houghton, Lisa
Williams, Sheila M.
Barreto, Danile Leal
Mattos, Angela P.
Gibson, Rosalind S.
Lander, Rebecca Leigh
Lander, Alastair G.
Houghton, Lisa
Williams, Sheila M.
Barreto, Danile Leal
Mattos, Angela P.
Gibson, Rosalind S.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Preschool Child
Child Day Care Centers
Parasites
Parasitic Intestinal Diseases
topic Preschool Child
Child Day Care Centers
Parasites
Parasitic Intestinal Diseases
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