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Taen enia ia so soli lium Cyst stic icer ercosis in sis in West ester ern Ken enya Lian Do Doble le Subtitile Overvie iew People, Animals and their Zoonoses Preliminary Results Regional Picture Food Chain Risk


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Subtitile

Taen enia ia so soli lium Cyst stic icer ercosis in sis in West ester ern Ken enya

Lian Do Doble le

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Overvie iew

  • People, Animals and their Zoonoses
  • Preliminary Results
  • Regional Picture
  • Food Chain Risk Analysis
  • Pen-side diagnostic development
  • Free-range pig ecology
  • Future development of this work
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People le, Anim imals ls & their ir Zoonose ses

  • Cross-sectional survey in

Western Kenya

  • Multi-species
  • Multi-pathogen
  • Inter-disciplinary
  • Collaborative
  • 413 comprehensive

homestead surveys

  • 370 homes visited thus

far

  • 1782 people
  • 904 cattle
  • 247 goats
  • 81 pigs
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Slaug laughter Sla lab Sur urvey

  • 343 pigs sampled
  • March – September

2010

  • Licensed slabs
  • Lingual Palpation
  • Serology using

HP10 Ag-ELISA

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Prelim limina inary Result lts

  • Raw data presented at meeting removed

– publications to follow later this year!

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Region ional Coll

  • llabor

borations ions (da data to be be pu publis blished d later)

  • Homa Bay (Kenya)
  • University of Nairobi
  • Farm based, multi-stage, random selection of

villages

  • All pig-keeping homes within selected villages

sampled

  • 232 samples tested with HP10 Ag-ELISA
  • Lake Kyoga (Uganda)
  • Makerere University
  • Farm based, multi-stage random selection of sub-

counties

  • House-to-house vists until minimum sample size

per sub-county achieved

  • 378 samples tested with HP10 Ag-ELISA
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Food Chai ain Risk isk Asse ssessm sment

  • Determine the risk of any single

pork meal eaten in Western Kenya being infectious with T.solium

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Model l Struct uctur ure

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Risk sk pig ig is is Infect cted wit ith T.so solium lium

  • Data from PAZ slaughter slab survey
  • 48% Pigs positive on HP10 Ag-ELISA
  • Indicates pigs with viable cysts
  • Literature suggests no significant difference in prevalence

between formal and informal slaughtered pigs

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If pig pig is is inf infected; d; what is is the pr prob

  • babilit

bility of

  • f any

ny one

  • ne meal

l cont

  • ntainin

ining cystic icerci?

  • Based on experimental

infection data (Sciutto et al., 1998 & Deckers et al., 2008)

  • Level of infection of pig
  • Dissection and

numeration of cysts

  • Beta distribution for

proportion

  • Proportion of meals

infected in different infection levels

  • no. cysts/ 2kg pork
  • Average meal size of

0.25kg (assumption)

  • Uniformly distributed as

little prior knowledge

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Is s the pork k well ll co cooke ked?

  • PAZ homestead survey data
  • Any response bar ‘Brown throughout’ or ‘Fully

Roasted’ = potential for undercooked (17%)

  • Beta distribution
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Model l Out utput ut: what at is is the cur current st stat ate of af affair irs? s?

  • Data removed pending publication
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What at ca can be done?

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Pen-si side diag iagnost stic ic developments

Benefits:  Relatively cheap & quick  Little training needed  Currently in development (ILRI/UoE) Barriers:  Requires incentive for use

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How might this is tool l be use used in co control?

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Fr Free-Ranging ing Pig ig Ecolog

  • logy St

Study dy

  • 10 randomly

selected pigs

  • Data removed

pending publication

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Summar ary

  • T.solium endemic in Western Kenya and

areas of Uganda

  • Very high number of infective pigs

slaughtered

  • Huge potential for infective meat to

reach consumer

  • Several interventions have potential to

reduce this risk

  • Exclusion of infective pigs using new

diagnostic test is realistic and achievable

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Which ich way ay now?

  • Finish laboratory diagnostics
  • Analysis of co-infection data and risk factors
  • No-gold-standard analysis of pen-side test
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THANK YOU THANK YOU

  • Er

Eric ic Fevre (PI) Er Eric ic Fevre (PI)

  • The

The ‘ ‘PAZ PAZ’ ’ team am team am

  • Le

Lesl slie ie Har arriso ison Le Lesl slie ie Har arriso ison

  • Pie

ierre Pie ierre Dorny Dorny & Sar arah ah & Sar arah ah Ga Gabrie iel Ga Gabrie iel

  • Phil

il Toye ye Phil il Toye ye

  • BBSRC

BBSRC

  • Wellc

llcome Trust ust Wellc llcome Trust ust – – grant no. grant no. 085308

085308

  • ASARECA

ASARECA

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And thank k yo you u for list listening! And thank k yo you u for list listening!