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Evolución de la prevalencia de Zika en un área hiperendémica de dengue en el sur de México después del brote de 2015 a 2017
Gaspar-Castillo C, Cortes-Escamilla A, Aparicio-Antonio R, Carnalla M, López S, Sánchez-Tacuba L, Oceguera-Cabrera A, Burrone O, González-Bonilla C, Ortiz-Navarrete V, Martínez-Barnetche J, Rodríguez MH, Alpuche-Aranda CM
Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 34
Paginas: 218-225
Archivo PDF: 299.70 Kb.
RESUMEN
Objetivo. Estimar la prevalencia de Zika en un municipio
endémico de dengue en México, después del brote de 2015
a 2017.
Material y métodos. Se realizaron tres encuestas
serológicas seriadas en Tapachula, Chiapas, en septiembre
2018, marzo 2019 y noviembre 2019. Las ELISA comerciales
de IgG anti-NS1 de DENV y ZIKV fueron utilizadas para
estimar cada prevalencia; su desempeño y ajuste del valor de
corte fueron comparadas con un ELISA casero de IgG anti-
EDIII de DENV y ZIKV y la prueba de microneutralización.
Resultados. Los títulos de anti-NS1 de ZIKV disminuyeron
a lo largo del tiempo, haciendo que la prevalencia de Zika
disminuyera de 78.02 a 45.22%; los títulos de IgG anti-NS1
de DENV incrementaron y la prevalencia permaneció por
encima de 95% en un periodo de dos años.
Conclusión.
Estimaciones óptimas de la prevalencia de Zika pueden ser
obtenidas en un periodo de dos años después del brote en un
área endémica de dengue. La extensión del brote de Zika es
significativamente más alta que la previamente reportada en
Tapachula, Chiapas, resaltando el subreporte de casos basado
en el sistema rutinario de vigilancia de flavivirus en México.
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