Review Article
Current Visceral Leishmaniasis Research: A Research Review to Inspire Future Study
Table 1
Current VL control strategies and corresponding deficiencies.
| Strategy | Category | Deficiency | Reference |
| Early detection | Human control | Doesn’t affect the parasite transmission | [10] | Culling dogs | Dog control | Opposition of dog owners & Hard to detect infected dogs | [7, 10] | Dog treatments | Dog control | Expensive | [9] | Canine vaccination | Dog control | Expensive & Drug resistant | [9] | Spraying insecticide | Vector control | Expensive & Drug resistant | [8, 21] | Immunological screening of seropositive dogs | Dog control | Expensive & Needs high level technique support | [9, 10] | Insecticide collars | Dog control | Expensive & May not work in large community | [22] | Insecticide-treated nets | Vector control | Damaged and untreated nets have low effectiveness | [23] | Ecological control | Vector control | Needs more time to be applied in the real world | [24] | Vaccination control | Human control | Not available at the current time | [25] |
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