中国寄生虫学与寄生虫病杂志 ›› 1991, Vol. 9 ›› Issue (4): 278-280.

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血吸虫病与并殖吸虫病患者血清学诊断的交叉反应

张悟澄,陈翠娥,曾庆仁,周金春   

  1. 原湖南医学院寄生虫学研究室; 原湖南医学院寄生虫学研究室; 湖南医学院寄生虫学研究室; 湖南医学院寄生虫学研究室
  • 收稿日期:2017-01-09 修回日期:2017-01-09 出版日期:1991-11-30 发布日期:2017-01-09

SEROLOGICAL CROSS REACTION BETWEEN SCHISTOSOMIASIS JAPONICA AND PAGUMOGONIMIASIS SKRJABINI

  • Received:2017-01-09 Revised:2017-01-09 Online:1991-11-30 Published:2017-01-09

摘要: 25例急性、36例慢性日本血吸虫病患者及68例斯氏狸殖吸虫病患者血清,以血吸虫卵抗原(SEA)、虫卵及狸殖吸虫成虫抗原(PAA)、后尾蚴为抗原,用生物素-亲和素系统(BAS)、ELISA、环卵沉淀反应(COPT)及后尾蚴膜反应(MCMR)等方法,同时检测各类血清与同种抗原的特异性阳性反应率及其与异种抗原的交叉反应率。结果显示,关于特异性阳性反应率:BAS及ELISA,对急血患者均为100%,慢血分别为100%及97.2%;对并殖吸虫病均为98.5%。关于交叉反应率:BAS、ELISA、MCMR对急血分别为76%、72%、20%;慢血分别为27.8%、22.2%、19.4%;BAS、ELISA、

关键词: 交叉反应, 血清学诊断, 血吸虫病, 并殖吸虫病

Abstract: The sera from 25 patients with acute, 36 patients with chronic schistosomiasis japonica and 68 patients with pagumogonimiasis skrjabini were tested against SEA, schistosome egg, Paragonimus adult antigen (PAA) and Paragonimus metacercaria using different tests including biotin-avidin system (BAS), ELISA, circumoval precipitate reaction (COPT) and metacercaria membrane reaction (MCMR). Results showed: 1. The specific reactions using BAS and ELISA were (1) both 100% in acute schistpsomiasis patients (ASP), (2) 100% and 97.2% respectively in chronic schistosomiasis patients (CSP) and (3) both were 98.5% in paragonimiasis patients (PP). 2. The cross reactions using BAS, ELISA and MCMR were (1) 76%, 72% and 20% respectively in ASP, (2) 27.8%, 22.2% and 19.4% respectively in CSP. 3. The cross reactions using BAS, ELISA and COPT were 26.5%, 30.9% and 8.8% respectively in PP. 4. The frequency of cross reaction was related to the sensitivity of the test used. 5. The frequency of cross reaction in ASP was remarkably lower with MCMR than with BAS or ELISA. 6. The frequency of cross reaction in CSP was related to the intensity of infection. 7. We suggest that more than one test should be carried: out in patients who showed cross reaction to a single test, then the frequency of cross: reaction would decline.