DCCでの症例の比較
デング熱
(n=85)
マラリア
(n=86)
腸チフス
(n=31)
渡航先
アフリカ
1(1.2%)
61(70.9%)
0(0%)
東南アジア
58(68.2%)
7(8.1%)
9(29.0%)
南アジア
18(21.2%)
8(9.3%)
21(67.7%)
オセアニア
6(7.1%)
5(5.8%)
0(0%)
南アメリカ
2(2.%4)
4(4.7%)
0(0%)
その他の地域
0(0%)
1(1.2%)
1(3.2%)
渡航期間
1
ヶ月未満
68(81.0)
36(43.4%)
13(48.1%)
1
ヶ月以上
16(19.0)
47(56.6%)
14(51.9%)
Kutsuna et al. ID week 2013
日本におけるマラリア
✤
年間60∼80例前後(全て海外感染例)。!
✤
現在でも年間1~2人程度死亡例がみられる。診断・治療の
●
約10日間∼30日間。まれに、半年以上の場合もあります。
●
旅行が1週間以内であれば、現地で発病することはありません。
マラリアの臨床症状
✤潜伏期間は12∼35日!
✤発熱以外の症状は多彩!
✤頭痛、関節痛、黄疸、吐気、下痢など!
✤症状が発熱と下痢だけのこともあり、旅行者下痢症と判
断され診断が遅れ重症化することがある。重症マラリア
の死亡率は15-20%
ヒトに感染するマラリア
病名
病原体名
熱帯熱マラリア
熱帯熱マラリア原虫 Plasmodium falciparum
三日熱マラリア
三日熱マラリア原虫 P. vivax
四日熱マラリア
四日熱マラリア原虫 P. malariae
卵形マラリア
卵形マラリア原虫 P. ovale
(サルマラリア、二日熱マラリア)
P. knowlesi
http://www.dcc-ncgm.info/resource/
マラリアの治療
✤マラリアと診断されたら速やかに抗マラリア薬で治療を行う!
✤熱帯熱マラリアという種類のマラリアは、治療せずに放っておくと命
に関わる!
メフロキン
(メファキン)
アトバコン/プログアニル
(マラロン)
(ビブラマイシン)
ドキシサイクリン
国内での承認
○
○
☓
服用方法
1錠(275mg)
を
1週間に1回
1錠(A250mg/P100mg)
を1日1回
1錠(100mg)
を1日1回
服用開始時期
渡航の1-2週前から
渡航の1-2日前から
渡航の1-2日前から
服用の終了時期 帰国から4週間後まで
帰国から1週間後まで
帰国から4週間後まで
用量の調整
体重45kg未満の場合
体重40kg以下の場合
体重45kg未満の場合
薬価
851.6円/錠
498.1円/錠
21.60円/錠
主な副反応
精神神経症状
消化器症状
消化器症状
頭痛
消化器症状、日光過敏
副反応の発現率 医療相談11%/中止4%
医療相談7%/中止2%
医療相談6%/中止3%
使用禁忌
精神疾患、痙攣、過敏症
腎障害、過敏症
過敏症
妊婦の適応
なし(海外ではOK)
なし
なし
小児の適応
(海外では6か月以上)
なし
(海外では5kg以上)
なし
なし
適応
長期の渡航
短期の渡航
マラリア以外の予防
使用注意
ワーファリン、シクロスポリン!パイロット、運転手などどういうときにマラリアを疑う?
✤マラリア流行地域(特にアフリカ、オセアニア)渡航後に熱が出た場
合。!
✤特にマラリア予防内服をしていなかった場合。
防蚊対策
✤蚊が多い時間・時期・場所を避ける!
✤衣服:長袖長ズボン!
✤防虫剤:DEET含有製品、Picaridin含有製
品、 PERMETHRIN含有衣類など!
✤蚊帳を使用する
Keystone, 3rd ed16
·
N Engl J Med, Vol. 347, No. 1
·
July 4, 2002
·
www.nejm.org
The New England Journal of Medicine
and Fite Bite Plant-Based Insect Repellent (Travel
Medicine). We evaluated this type of repellent using
the same testing methods in six subjects (five men and
one woman). In one subject, a localized cutaneous
re-action developed after the first test, and the subject
discontinued the study. All other subjects completed
three tests each of the repellent. The repellent had a
mean (±SD) complete-protection time of 120.1±44.8
minutes, with a range of 60 to 217 minutes.
DISCUSSION
Protection against arthropod bites is best achieved
by avoiding infested habitats, wearing protective
cloth-ing, and applying insect repellent.
11,12The insect
re-pellents that are currently available to consumers are
either synthetic chemicals or are derived from plants.
The most widely marketed chemical-based insect
re-pellent is DEET, which has been used worldwide since
1957. DEET is a broad-spectrum repellent that is
ef-fective against many species of mosquitoes, biting flies,
chiggers, fleas, and ticks.
17The protection provided
by DEET is proportional to the logarithm of the dose;
higher concentrations of DEET provide longer-lasting
protection, but the duration of action tends to plateau
at a concentration of about 50 percent.
18Most
com-mercially available formulations now contain 40
per-cent DEET or less, and the higher conper-centrations are
most appropriate to use under circumstances in which
the biting pressures are intense, the risk of
arthropod-transmitted disease is great, or environmental
condi-*Plus–minus values are the means ±SD of the times to the first bite in the tests of all 15 subjects. DEET denotes
N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide (formerly known as N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide), HOMS Home Operations and Manage-ment Systems, and IR3535 ethyl butylacetylaminopropionate.
†The mean complete-protection time of each repellent was significantly different (P<0.05 by analysis of variance and Tukey’s tests13) from those of all repellents in different categories of protection (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H).
‡The complete-protection time also differed significantly from those of Buzz Away, So-Soft Bug Guard, and Skin-So-Soft Bath Oil.
§The complete-protection time also differed significantly from those of Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard and Skin-So-Soft Bath Oil.
¶This product contains mineral oil, isopropyl palmitate, dicapryl adipate, fragrance, dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate, bu-tylated hydroxytoluene, and carrot oil.
T
ABLE1.
P
ROTECTIONT
IMESOFI
NSECTR
EPELLENTS.*
PRODUCTACTIVE INGREDIENT
AND CONCENTRATION COMPLETE-PROTECTION TIME
CATEGORYOF
PROTECTION†
MEAN RANGE
min
OFF! Deep Woods (SC Johnson) DEET, 23.8% 301.5±37.6 200–360 A
Sawyer Controlled Release (Sawyer) DEET, 20% 234.4±31.8 180–325 B
OFF! Skintastic (SC Johnson) DEET, 6.65% 112.4±20.3 90–170 C
Bite Blocker for Kids (HOMS) Soybean oil, 2% 94.6±42.0 16–195 D
OFF! Skintastic for Kids (SC Johnson) DEET, 4.75% 88.4±21.4 45–120 D Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard Plus (Avon) IR3535, 7.5% 22.9±11.2 10–60 E‡
Natrapel (Tender) Citronella, 10% 19.7±10.6 7–60 E‡
Herbal Armor (microencapsulated)
(All Terrain) Citronella, 12%; peppermint oil, 2.5%; cedar oil, 2%; lemongrass oil, 1%; gera-nium oil, 0.05%
18.9±13.3 1–55 E§
Green Ban for People (Mulgum Hollow
Farm) Citronella, 10%; peppermint oil, 2% 14.0±11.3 1–45 E
Buzz Away (Quantum) Citronella, 5% 13.5±7.5 5–30 E
Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard (Avon) Citronella, 0.1% 10.3±7.9 1–30 E
Skin-So-Soft Bath Oil (Avon) Uncertain¶ 9.6±8.8 1–30 E
Skin-So-Soft Moisturizing Suncare (Avon) Citronella, 0.05% 2.8±3.4 1–15 F Gone Original Wristband (Solar
Gloooow) DEET, 9.5% 0.3±0.2 0.17–1.33 G
Repello Wristband (Repello Products) DEET, 9.5% 0.2±0.08 0.17–0.63 H Gone Plus Repelling Wristband (Solar
Gloooow) Citronella, 25% 0.2±0.09 0.17–0.48 H
The New England Journal of Medicine
Downloaded from nejm.org by HIROSHI NISHIO on April 20, 2012. For personal use only. No other uses without permission. Copyright © 2002 Massachusetts Medical Society. All rights reserved.
N Engl J Med. 2002;347(1):13.
16
·
N Engl J Med, Vol. 347, No. 1
·
July 4, 2002
·
www.nejm.org
The New England Journal of Medicine
and Fite Bite Plant-Based Insect Repellent (Travel
Medicine). We evaluated this type of repellent using
the same testing methods in six subjects (five men and
one woman). In one subject, a localized cutaneous
re-action developed after the first test, and the subject
discontinued the study. All other subjects completed
three tests each of the repellent. The repellent had a
mean (±SD) complete-protection time of 120.1±44.8
minutes, with a range of 60 to 217 minutes.
DISCUSSION
Protection against arthropod bites is best achieved
by avoiding infested habitats, wearing protective
cloth-ing, and applying insect repellent.
11,12The insect
re-pellents that are currently available to consumers are
either synthetic chemicals or are derived from plants.
The most widely marketed chemical-based insect
re-pellent is DEET, which has been used worldwide since
1957. DEET is a broad-spectrum repellent that is
ef-fective against many species of mosquitoes, biting flies,
chiggers, fleas, and ticks.
17The protection provided
by DEET is proportional to the logarithm of the dose;
higher concentrations of DEET provide longer-lasting
protection, but the duration of action tends to plateau
at a concentration of about 50 percent.
18Most
com-mercially available formulations now contain 40
per-cent DEET or less, and the higher conper-centrations are
most appropriate to use under circumstances in which
the biting pressures are intense, the risk of
arthropod-transmitted disease is great, or environmental
condi-*Plus–minus values are the means ±SD of the times to the first bite in the tests of all 15 subjects. DEET denotes
N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide (formerly known as N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide), HOMS Home Operations and Manage-ment Systems, and IR3535 ethyl butylacetylaminopropionate.
†The mean complete-protection time of each repellent was significantly different (P<0.05 by analysis of variance and Tukey’s tests13) from those of all repellents in different categories of protection (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H).
‡The complete-protection time also differed significantly from those of Buzz Away, So-Soft Bug Guard, and Skin-So-Soft Bath Oil.
§The complete-protection time also differed significantly from those of Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard and Skin-So-Soft Bath Oil.
¶This product contains mineral oil, isopropyl palmitate, dicapryl adipate, fragrance, dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate, bu-tylated hydroxytoluene, and carrot oil.
T
ABLE1.
P
ROTECTIONT
IMESOFI
NSECTR
EPELLENTS.*
PRODUCTACTIVE INGREDIENT
AND CONCENTRATION COMPLETE-PROTECTION TIME
CATEGORYOF
PROTECTION†
MEAN RANGE
min
OFF! Deep Woods (SC Johnson) DEET, 23.8% 301.5±37.6 200–360 A
Sawyer Controlled Release (Sawyer) DEET, 20% 234.4±31.8 180–325 B
OFF! Skintastic (SC Johnson) DEET, 6.65% 112.4±20.3 90–170 C
Bite Blocker for Kids (HOMS) Soybean oil, 2% 94.6±42.0 16–195 D
OFF! Skintastic for Kids (SC Johnson) DEET, 4.75% 88.4±21.4 45–120 D Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard Plus (Avon) IR3535, 7.5% 22.9±11.2 10–60 E‡
Natrapel (Tender) Citronella, 10% 19.7±10.6 7–60 E‡
Herbal Armor (microencapsulated)
(All Terrain) Citronella, 12%; peppermint oil, 2.5%; cedar oil, 2%; lemongrass oil, 1%; gera-nium oil, 0.05%
18.9±13.3 1–55 E§
Green Ban for People (Mulgum Hollow
Farm) Citronella, 10%; peppermint oil, 2% 14.0±11.3 1–45 E
Buzz Away (Quantum) Citronella, 5% 13.5±7.5 5–30 E
Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard (Avon) Citronella, 0.1% 10.3±7.9 1–30 E
Skin-So-Soft Bath Oil (Avon) Uncertain¶ 9.6±8.8 1–30 E
Skin-So-Soft Moisturizing Suncare (Avon) Citronella, 0.05% 2.8±3.4 1–15 F Gone Original Wristband (Solar
Gloooow) DEET, 9.5% 0.3±0.2 0.17–1.33 G
Repello Wristband (Repello Products) DEET, 9.5% 0.2±0.08 0.17–0.63 H Gone Plus Repelling Wristband (Solar
Gloooow) Citronella, 25% 0.2±0.09 0.17–0.48 H
The New England Journal of Medicine
N Engl J Med. 2002;347(1):13.