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The performance of the CL Detect Rapid test will be tested in individuals with suspected cutaneous leishmaniasis in Ethiopia using both skin slit and dental broach samples against a combined reference of microscopy and PCR. Alternative sampling methods will also be evaluated.


Clinical Trial Description

Cutaneous Leishmaniasis is common in Ethiopia and mainly affects the poor living in rural areas. Diagnosis of CL routinely uses invasive skin slits which are examined with microscopy, requiring trained staff and an equipped lab. A new rapid diagnostic test for CL which may be used in the field has been developed and validated in several countries where other Leishmania species are present. Less invasive tape sampling has also become available. Whether this new RDT and alternative sampling methods can be used in Ethiopia is unclear. The performance of the CL detect Rapid Test against a combined reference (microscopy and PCR) and alternative sample collection methods will be tested in CL suspected individuals in North-West Ethiopia in a cross-sectional study. ;


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NCT number NCT03837431
Study type Observational
Source Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgium
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Status Completed
Phase
Start date February 13, 2019
Completion date January 31, 2023

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