人体内脏病病的流行病学方面和空间分布:横截面研究,Crateús,2007-2023

Ana Beatriz Dantas Pinto1, Bárbara Vitória de Sousa Thomás2, Lorena Maria Ribeiro Lima3

  • 1Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Faculdade de Educação e Ciências Integradas de Crateús, Crateús, CE, Brazil.

概括

2007年至2023年间,巴西克拉特乌斯的人类内脏病主要影响城市地区的男性. 疾病发病率普遍下降,与这个被忽视的热带疾病的国家趋势保持一致.

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