Quality analysis of malaria blood smears of fever patients in Changzhou City in 2014
10.16250/j.32.1374.2015233
- VernacularTitle:2014年常州市“三热”病人疟原虫检测血涂片质量分析
- Author:
Yiqing XIE
;
Mingzhen HE
;
Yonggen ZOU
;
Shiying ZHU
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Malaria;
Plasmodium;
Microscopy;
Blood smear;
Quality;
Fever patient;
Changzhou City
- From:
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control
2016;28(4):467-469
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To understand the quality of blood smears for Plasmodium detection in Changzhou City,so as to pro?vide the technical support for malaria surveillance in the post?elimination period. Methods The blood smears of fever patients from each cities(districts)in Changzhou City in 2014,including more than 3%of the negatives and all the positives,were se?lected. The quality of the blood smear making,dyeing,cleanliness and results were reviewed by the experts from the municipal malaria microscopy station,and the data were analyzed statistically. Results Totally 996 negative blood smears were reviewed in 2014,with a review rate of 4.52%. The qualified rates of blood smear making,dyeing and cleanliness were 92.87%,93.27%and 94.48%,respectively. A total of 34 positive blood smears were reviewed,and there were no false detections and leak detec?tions. The qualified rates of blood smear making and dyeing were more than 90%in all the seven cities(districts). As for quali?fied rate of cleanliness,except the rate in Qishuyan District(81.36%),those in the other six cities(districts)were all above 90%. The qualified rates of blood smear making,dyeing and cleanliness were all more than 90%in first?class,second?class and third?class hospitals. The major quality defects of the blood smears were sediment,abnormal making and thick membrane shed?ding,and the proportions were 25.91%,21.76%and 19.17%,respectively. Conclusions The quality of blood smears for Plas?modium detection in Changzhou City is satisfying. In the future,the training and supervision still should be strengthened to guar?antee the capacity of microscopic examinations for Plasmodium detection in the surveillance of post?elimination period.
