Implementation of an Animal Sporotrichosis Surveillance and Control Program, Southeastern Brazil
Simone M. Moreira, Elisa H.P. Andrade, Marcelo T. Paiva, Hassan M. Zibaoui, Lauranne A. Salvato, Maria I. Azevedo, Camila S.F. Oliveira, Danielle F.M. Soares, Kelly M. Keller, Sérgio L. Magalhães, Maria H.F. Morais, José R.R. Costa, and Camila V. Bastos
Author affiliations: Instituto Federal de Minas Gerais, Bambuí, Brazil (S.M. Moreira); Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil (E.H.P. Andrade, M.T. Paiva, L.A. Salvato, M.I. Azevedo, C.S.F. Oliveira, D.F.M. Soares, K.M. Keller, C.V. Bastos); Prefeitura Municipal de Contagem, Contagem, Brazil (H.M. Zibaoui, S.L. Magalhães, M.H.F. Morais, J.R.R. Costa)
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Figure 1. Spatial distribution of cats with cutaneous lesions suggestive of sporotrichosis, according to laboratory diagnosis, Contagem, Minas Gerais, Brazil, May 2017–December 2018. Map was created using QGIS version 3.10 software (https://qgis.org) and the database for Contagem. Inset maps show location of Contagem and Minas Gerais state within Brazil.
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