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Pesqui. homeopática ; 9(1): 19-21, jan.-jun. 1994. graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-289423

ABSTRACT

Carlos Chagas, em 1909, ao descobrir a infecçäo humana determinada pelo Trypanossoma cruzi descortinou uma doença em nosso continente que perdura até os nossos dias. Após sua descoberta, a doença humana tem se revelado sob várias formas de manifestaçäo e apresenta lesöes que refletem a extrema complexidade de sua patogenia


Subject(s)
Humans , Animals , Mice , Chagas Disease , Homeopathy
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Pesqui. homeopatica ; 4(1): 10-4, jan.-jun. 1989. tab
Article in Portuguese | HomeoIndex Homeopathy | ID: hom-93

ABSTRACT

Utilizando-se soros imune e de animais tratados com Trypanosominum TC D30, em presenca de complemento, observa-se que ocorre a lise de tripomastigotas sanguineos da cepa Y. Quando os referidos soros sao adicionados de soro humano normal inativado, os tripomastigotas sanguineos nao sao lisados. A lise de tripomastigotas mediada por complemento, revela a presenca de anticor-pos liticos no soro imune e no soro de camundongos tratados com o TrypanosominumTC D30, sugerindo a resistencia do hospedeiro contra o T. cruzi


Subject(s)
Rats , Animals , Biotherapics/therapeutic use , Chagas Disease/prevention & control , Trypanosoma cruzi , Antibody Formation , Immunity, Active
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Pesqui. homeopatica ; (3): 45-9, jan.-jun. 1987. ilus
Article in Portuguese | HomeoIndex Homeopathy | ID: hom-72

ABSTRACT

Trypanosoma cruzi strain isolated from wild mamals or from man and studied in the laboratory show different characteristics that permit their individualization. Blood trypamastigotes exhibit different morphological patterns according to the strain studied. Tropism for different tissues has also been reported. Morphologically, there are wide, thin and intermediate forms wose proportions vary. The results obtained by different investigations in the treatment of Chagas disease are discrepant in different geographic areas, probably because of a relationship with different populations of T.cruzi. In the presentestudy, we investigated experimentally the susceptibility of two polar species, i.e. two species with predominance of thin and wide forms, respectively (Y e Bolivia strains) to the action of Nifurtimax, Benzonidazol and Trypanosaminum (TC D30). Groups of 30 mice aged 60 days were inoculated with 10.4 bloodstream forms of the Y and Bolivia strains of T.cruzi. On the third day of infection, the animals were treated with 100 mg/Kg of both chemotherapeutic agents and with 5 dropsof Trypanosaminum (TC D 30) orally for 20 days. Each animal was evaluated for parasitemia and behavior. Xenodiagnosis and blood cultures were carried out after 40 days. The results showed: a) a sharp resistance of the Bolivia strain to the chemotherapeutic agents, while the Y strain was more susceptible; b) identical susceptibility of the Y and Bolivia strains to treatment with Trypanosominum. We infer from these data that the chemotherapeutic agents act on the parasitic formsby destroying them or not, with sharp differences when different populations areinvolved. In contrast, Trypanosaminum (TC D 30) may act on the stimulating the imunologic response, wich may destroy the etiologic agents through a specific response mechanism, regardless of the characteristics of the strain studied


Subject(s)
Rats , Animals , Chagas Disease/therapy , Biotherapics/therapeutic use , Trypanosoma cruzi , Basic Homeopathic Research , Chagas Disease/drug therapy
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