Serological detection of mucocutaneous leishmaniasis parasite district center in Majar al-kabir

Abstract

In this study, the prevalence and isolation of serotype-specific antibodies to Mucocutaneous
Leishmaniasis are detected using an ELISA Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, which is specialized
to detect the spectroscopic specific antibodies for the parasite Leishmania tropica , Leishmania
brazilensis. The collection serums of 80 people from the rural and city, Various ages and for sexes, in
the district center in Majar al-Kabir within Maysan Governorate, southern Iraq, Appearance Some
signs of skin ulceration appeared in the areas of the face and limbs, with bloody diarrhea, vomiting,
and sometimes occurring general weakness. Another group did not show any other clinical signs. An
overview of infection rates based on clinical symptoms Skin ulcers: 80.9% on the limbs and face
Vomiting and having bloody diarrhea: 45.4% and 70.7% have lymphadenopathy. Skin joint cracks and
thickening: 33.4% Overall weakness: 45.4% 38.9% appear to be intact. An overview of the rates of
infection by residential area 38.4% of the city 62.96% in rural areas Rate of infection overall: 55% The
results showed that the total infection rate 55%, as the highest percentage is recorded in the group
suffering from skin lesions. 80.9%, with a statistically significant difference from the rest of the totals,
while the highest infection rate is detection for people in the rural compared to people living in the
city, 62.96% and 38.4%, respectively, and with a clear statistically significant difference.