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作者等在马拉维3个美洲钩虫流行区的儿童感染者中观察了阿苯达唑(albendazole)的驱钩作用。实验分4个组:第一组106例6～19岁的患儿,分成4小组,25例服用安慰剂,30例顿服左旋咪唑80mg,其余51例服用阿苯达唑,其中25例顿服200mg,26例顿服400mg,第二组34例8～17岁的患儿,19例服甲苯达唑,每日200mg二次分服,连服3天,15例顿服阿苯达唑400mg,第三组27例8～18岁感染者顿服阿苯达唑400mg,第四组30例1～2岁的患儿顿服阿苯达唑200mg。各组在服药前和服药后7和21天分别用改良加藤法作虫卵计数。
The authors looked at the role of albendazole in urinary tract infections among children with HIV in the three hookwash endemic areas of Malawi. The experiment was divided into four groups: the first group of 106 children aged 6 to 19 years, divided into 4 groups, 25 patients taking placebo, 30 patients taking levamisole 80mg Dayton, the remaining 51 patients taking albendazole, of which 25 cases Dayton 200mg, 26 cases Dayton clothing 400mg, the second group of 34 cases of children aged 8 to 17 years, 19 cases of metbendazole, 200mg twice daily, even for 3 days, 15 cases of Dayton albendazole 400mg, the third group of 27 cases of 8 to 18-year-old infected Dayton albendazole Dayton 400mg, the fourth group of 30 children aged 1 to 2 years old serving albendazole 200mg. Each group before and after taking medication 7 and 21 days were improved Kato method eggs count.