Anemia and Other Blood Symptoms Related Soil Transmitted Helminthiasis: An Internet Approach of Systematic Literature Study Reported Across Indonesia

F. E. Siagian, Esy Maryanti
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Background/Aim: Soil Transmitted Helminthiasis (STH) is still a global major problem, affecting billion vulnerable people of marginalized and unfortunate communities from low to middle level social economic countries. Poor personal hygiene and sanitary practice facilitates its transmission. Children and pregnant women are the most vulnerable group. It causes spectrum of clinical conditions from completely asymptomatic to severe, but anemia and nutritional derangement are the most prominent. Anemia related STH itself was already a huge problem, especially when affected susceptible individuals. In the internet, the data on Indonesia’s prevalence of anemia and other blood symptom related STH with its contributing factors are always considered sparse and incomplete. The aim of this systematic literature study was to provide that data by doing the internet literature searching on Indonesia’s electronic data regarding this condition. Systematic Review Article Siagian and Maryanti; IBRR, 11(3): 34-47, 2020; Article no.IBRR.62089 35 Methods: A systematic review was done using popular search engine in the internet. All kind of research study, no matter the design (cross sectional, case control or prospective cohort), that fit with inclusion criteria which is anemia or other blood related symptoms (e.g. eosinophilia) related to STH were included. Result: There were 37 studies found on this issues, from 2001 until 2020. Most studies reported anemia that developed during the course of the disease with the clinical spectrum varies from asymptomatic to severe form.
贫血和其他血液症状相关的土壤传播蠕虫病:一个互联网方法的系统文献研究报告在印度尼西亚
背景/目的:土壤传播性蠕虫病(STH)仍然是一个全球性的重大问题,影响着中低社会经济水平国家边缘化和不幸社区的数十亿弱势人群。不良的个人卫生和卫生习惯有助于其传播。儿童和孕妇是最脆弱的群体。该病的临床症状从完全无症状到严重,但以贫血和营养失调最为突出。与STH相关的贫血本身就已经是一个巨大的问题,尤其是在受影响的易感人群中。在互联网上,关于印度尼西亚与STH相关的贫血和其他血液症状的患病率及其影响因素的数据一直被认为是稀疏和不完整的。这项系统文献研究的目的是通过对印度尼西亚关于这种情况的电子数据进行网络文献搜索来提供这些数据。系统评价文章Siagian and Maryanti;国际医学杂志,11(3):34-47,2020;文章no.IBRR。[2089] 35方法:采用网络流行搜索引擎进行系统评价。所有类型的研究,无论设计(横断面、病例对照或前瞻性队列),只要符合与STH相关的贫血或其他血液相关症状(如嗜酸性粒细胞增加)的纳入标准,均被纳入。结果:从2001年到2020年,共发现37项关于该问题的研究。大多数研究报告了在疾病过程中发展的贫血,临床谱从无症状到严重形式不等。
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