ArticleMicromachines2026
Single-Imaging Parasite-Quantification Microfluidic Device for Detection and Analysis of Schistosoma Eggs in Urine.
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The accurate diagnosis of schistosomiasis for effective disease surveillance, treatment, and follow-up is crucial to attain the World Health Organization's 2030 goal to eliminate schistosomiasis as a public health problem. The current diagnostic tools for urinary schistosomiasis, including the gold standard urine filtration test, have been reported to show low sensitivity in detecting low-intensity infections, which, when missed, act as reservoirs for infections-an evident gap in endemic areas where preventive chemotherapy reduces infection intensities. This study assessed the laboratory-based performance of the newly developed urinary Single Imaging Parasite Quantification chip for
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