Julman R Cermeño
Universidad de Oriente
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Parasitología latinoamericana | 2003
Rodolfo Devera; Julman R Cermeño; Ytalia Blanco; María Cecilia Bello Morales; Xiomara Guerra; María De Sousa; Emilio Maitan
and others enteroparasites infection in“Tamarindo”, rural community of Anzoategui State, 138 inhabitants were evaluated. A fecal samplewas obtained from each person and analyzed by direct examination and by Willis’ concentrationmethod. The prevalence of intestinal parasitosis was 95.7% and protozoan were more frequent thanhelminths. Blastocystosis was the most prevalent parasitoses (66.7% )and no differences by age orsexes were observed (p > 0.05). In 73.9% of
Tropical Medicine & International Health | 2005
Julman R Cermeño; Julmery J Cermeño V; Isabel Hernández; Gerardo Godoy; July Josefina Cermeño; Ismery Cabello; Yida Orellán; Ytalia Blanco; Salvador Penna
Objective To determine the prevalence of histoplasmosis and paracoccidiomycosis in Upata, a city in Bolívar state, Venezuela.
European Journal of Epidemiology | 2003
Julman R Cermeño; Isabel Hernández; Julmery J Cermeño V; Gerardo Godoy; July Josefina Cermeño; Yida Orellán; Ytalia Blanco; Ismery Cabello; Yesenia Guzmán; Frannelly Alcalá; Teófilo García; Salvador Penna
Paracoccidiodomycosis and histoplasmosis are endemic diseases in the south of Venezuela, representing a public health problem. Prevalence of Paracoccidiodes brasiliensis and Histoplasma capsulatum infections were estimated in Monte Ralo, a rural community area of Bolívar state using paracoccidiodine and histoplasmine skin tests. Paracoccidiodine was intradermically injected to 173 persons and readings were made at 24 and 48 h afterwards to 167 persons (97.85%). Reaction was positive in 8.5% (n = 14) at 24 h post-injection and 13.2% (n = 20) at 48 h. Farmers showed the higher percentage of positivity at 24 and 48 h. One hundred-seventy five persons were intradermically injected with histoplasmine but 167 and 157 of them attended for reading of the dermal reaction at 24 and 48 h post-injection respectively. Tests were positive in 25.7% (n = 43) at 24 h and 42.7% (n = 67) at 48 h. Further studies are needed in surrounding places to delimit the endemic area of these mycosis in the Bolívar state. However, epidemiological vigilance of PCM and H should be considered by local health authorities.
Revista Da Sociedade Brasileira De Medicina Tropical | 2006
Julman R Cermeño; Isabel Hernández; Helal El Yasin; Rubén Tinedo; Raúl Sánchez; Gladys Pérez; Rosalía Gravano; Aida Ruiz
A case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis produced by Naegleria fowleri was diagnosed in the Independencia county of Anzoategui State, Venezuela. This case motivated the realization of the present epidemiological study with the aim of identifying free-living amoebae in this area. Representative water samples were taken and physicochemical and microbiologic analyses were carried out. Trophozoites and cysts of Naegleria spp, were detected in 44.4% (n=4). An excellent concordance was found among the observations of free-living amoebae in smears and those of monoxenic cultures in non-nourishing agar with Klebsiella pneumoniae (Kappa=1; p= 0.003). A variable load of aerobic mesophils was obtained. Moulds and yeast averages presented 3.0 CFU/ml (SD +/- 2.0) and 102.9 CFU/ml (SD +/- 32.2), respectively. One hundred per cent of the samples presented a most probable number of total and fecal coliforms of 240,000 NMP/100mL. Naegleria spp was present in waters of the Independence county of Anzoategui state, which constitutes a risk for people that use these sources.
AIDS | 2003
Julman R Cermeño; Isabel Hernández de Cuesta; Orlando Uzcátegui; Javier Páez; Mario Rivera; Norka Baliachi
Investigacion Clinica | 2009
Julman R Cermeño; Julmery J Cermeño V; Gerardo Godoy; Isabel Hernández; Yida Orellán; Ytalia Blanco; Salvador Penna; Luily García; Thamara Mender; Marisa Gonsálvez; César lsaacura López; Neudys Hernández; Isabel Longa; Esther Gottberg; Amarilys Basanta; Milagros Castro; Iraida Millán; Walesca León; Flor Plaz; Caroline Jahouhari; Ismery Cabello
Revista de la Sociedad Venezolana de Microbiología | 2008
Julman R Cermeño; Isabel Hernández de Cuesta; Maryericks Camaripano; Nelly Medina; Armando Guevara; Carlos Hernández Rivero
Investigacion Clinica | 2005
Julman R Cermeño; Isabel Hernández; Gerardo Godoy; Ismery Cabello; Julmery J Cermeño V; Yida Orellán; Ytalia Blanco
Kasmera | 2004
Julman R Cermeño; Isabel Hernández; Orlando Uzcátegui; Javier Páez; Mario Rivera; Norka Baliachi
Universidad Ciencia y Tecnología | 2008
Julman R Cermeño; Jewel Arenas; Neyla Yori; Isabel Hernández