Coproparasitológico e ectoparasitoses

Os dados obtidos pelo estudo mostram que existem parasitoses ocorrendo na região de

Campinas – SP independentemente de ser sido diagnosticada ou não a presença de Leishmania spp. nos casos estudados. A partir dos dados cedidos para a prefeitura do município, deverão ser tomadas medidas de controle e até mesmo profiláticas para redução da prevalência relatada, mesmo esses dados apresentando prevalências baixas quando comparadas à literatura. Novos estudos deverão elucidar o papel dessas parasitoses no âmbito da saúde pública da região estudada.

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Anexo I

Tabela de compilação dos dados dos animais

Número Identificação Lesão Ancylostomatídeo Toxocara

X83 934000011306961 N ND ND X94 934000011306946 APO ND ND X125 934000011306945 N ND ND X126 934000011308609 N ND ND X127 934000011308602 N ND ND X128 934000011308610 N ND ND X129 934000011308599 N ND ND X130 934000011308596 N ND ND X131 934000011308591 N ND ND X134 934000011308590 ONI ND ND X136 934000011308594 N ND ND X144 934000011308589 N ND ND X146 934000011308587 ONI ND ND X150 934000011308586 N ND ND X151 934000011308585 N ND ND X152 934000011308584 ECB ND ND X154 934000011308582 N ND ND X157 934000011308578 N ND ND

X158 934000011308579 LCF ND ND X164 934000011308572 N ND ND X165 934000011308575 N ND ND X167 934000011308569 N ND ND X174 934000011308574 N ND ND X175 934000011308570 N ND ND X176 934000011308567 N ND ND X177 934000011308566 N ND ND C100J 934000011318332 N ND ND C101J 934000011318333 N ND ND C102J 934000011318334 N ND ND C105J 934000011318359 N ND ND C106J 934000011318355 N ND ND C107J 934000011318354 N ND ND C108J 934000011318353 N ND ND C109J 934000011318351 N ND ND C110J 934000011318352 N ND ND C112J 934000011318347 EM ND ND C114J 934000011318346 EM ND ND C116J 934000011318342 LCF ND ND C121J 934000011318338 N ND ND C124J 934000011318336 APO ND ND C125J 934000011318660 N ND ND

C127J 934000011318345 N ND ND C135J 934000011318344 N ND ND C136J 934000011318654 N ND ND C139J 934000011318652 N ND ND C150J 934000011318655 N ND ND C157J 934000011318653 N ND ND C169J 934000011318650 N ND ND C83M 934000011306446 N ND ND C101M 934000011306447 N ND ND C119M 934000011306443 N ND ND C120M 934000011306441 N ND ND C133M 934000011306448 N - - C142M 934000011306440 N - - C143M 934000011306438 N ND ND C144M 934000011306435 N ND ND C145M 934000011306434 N ND ND C148M 934000011306432 N ND ND C149M 934000011306431 N ND ND C150M 934000011306430 N ND ND C152M 934000011306429 N ND ND C153M 934000011306426 N ND ND C156M 934000011306425 APO ND ND C157M 934000011306424 N ND ND C159M 934000011306423 N ND ND

C162M 934000011306418 ECB ND ND C163M 934000011306415 N ND ND C164M 934000011306419 N ND ND C165M 934000011306411 N ND ND C175M 934000011306407 N ND ND C107K 934000011318946 N ND ND C112K 934000011318881 N ND ND C113K 934000011318883 N ND ND C117K 934000011318890 N ND ND C121K 934000011318894 N ND ND C125K 934000011318892 N ND ND C126K(2) 934000011318905 EM ND ND C127K 934000011318903 N ND ND C137K 934000011318900 N ND ND C139K 934000011318901 N ND ND C141K 934000011318909 N ND ND C145K 934000011318906 N ND ND C147K 934000011318897 N ND ND C149K 934000011318891 N ND ND C165K 934000011318888 N ND ND C171K 934000011318898 N ND ND C178K 934000011318899 N ND ND C80A 963008000518765 N ND ND

C81A 963008000518764 N ND ND C82A 963008000518762 N ND ND C83A 963008000518759 LCF ND ND C84A 963008000518757 ECB ND ND C86A 963008000518758 N ND ND C87A 963008000518754 N ND ND C88A 963008000518752 N ND ND C90A 963008000518748 N ND ND C91A 963008000518845 N ND ND C92A 963008000518746 N - - C93A 963008000518841 N ND ND C94A 963008000518844 N - - C95A 963008000518843 N ND ND C96A 963008000518795 N ND ND C97A 963008000518825 ECB ND ND C98A 963008000518740 N - - C99A 963008000518737 N + - C100A 963008000518738 EM - - C102A 963008000518735 N - - C104A 963008000518734 N - - C105A 963008000518731 N ND ND C106A 963008000518733 EM ND ND C107A 963008000518732 N - - C108A 963008000518728 N ND ND C109A 963008000518727 N - - C113A 963008000518726 N ND ND

C114A 963008000518721 N ND ND C115A 963008000518719 ECB - + C116A 963008000518725 N - - C117A 963008000518720 N ND ND C118A 963008000518730 N ND ND C119A 963008000518722 N ND ND C121A 963008000518723 N ND ND C122A 963008000518717 N ND ND C123A 963008000518715 ECB + - C124A 963008000518716 EM - - C125A 963008000518714 N - - C126A 963008000518711 N ND ND C127A 963008000518712 N ND ND C129A 963008000518710 N ND ND C130A 963008000518706 N - - C134A 963008000518707 N + - C136A 963008000518705 N ND ND C139A 963008000518708 N ND ND C140A 963008000518701 N ND ND C141A 963008000518702 ONI ND ND C142A 963008000518703 N ND ND C143A 963008000518704 ONI ND ND C145A 963008000518700 N ND ND C146A 963008000518699 N ND ND C148A 963008000518696 N ND ND C149A 963008000518698 N ND ND

C159A 963008000518697 N ND ND C163A 963008000518695 EM + - CS/NA 963008000518694 N + - C36Y 934000011312658 N + + C130 934000011312659 ECB - - C40Y 934000011312656 N + - C48Y 934000011312660 N + - C50Y 934000011312662 N - - C71Y 934000011312663 ECB - -

Dados compilados por animal no dia da campanha, sendo o número, a sequência de entrada para procedimento cirúrgico, a identificação corresponde ao microchip que cada animal passou a ser portador e identificado pelo mesmo. Quando apresentava lesão visível, ou percebida em cirurgia, essa foi registrada (N: Sem lesão aparente, ONI: Onicogrifose, EM: Esplenomegalia, ECB: Escore Corporal Baixo, LCF: Lesão Crostosa em Focinho e APO: Alopecia Periocular). Os dados referentes ao exame coproparasitológico apresentamse com as legendas: ND: Não Determinado, (+): Positivo e (-): negativo. Anexo II

Autorização do Ministério do Meio Ambiente – MMA

Anexo III

Certificado emitido pela Comissão de ético no Uso de Animais da Universidade Estadual de Campinas - CEUA-UNICAMP. Anexo IV