Abai, MR

6th International Congress of Dipterologysevere refractory PAD ulcers or gangrenes. This therapy may be possibilityas newly limb salvage method.Key Words : maggot debridement therapy (MDT), bioartificial dermis,Lucilia sericata,therapeutic angiogenesis, refractory ulcers and gangrenes∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗Anopheline vectors and malaria transmission in irrigatedareas of Southeastern IranMoosa kazemi, SH. (1), H. Vatandoost (1) & A. Raeisi (2)(1) Department of Medical Entomology &Vector Control, School of Public Health &Institute of Health Research, Tehran University of Medical Sciences .P.O.Box6446,Tehran14155(2) Malaria control Department, Ministry of Health and Medical Education, IranIn a study carried out in the Zar -Abad Division (Baluchistan, Iran) fromMarch through February 2005, the objective of this study was to assess themalaria disease risks in a new-established agro-ecosystem. Clinical malariawas monitored in 10 rural villages by passive and active case detection s.Adult mosquitoes were collected by pyrethroid spays spray catch of livingquarters and stables , cattle bait and pit shelter catches. Overall, An.culicifacies Giles s.l predominated (49.8%) ,followed by An stephensiListon s.l. (36.9%), An pulcherrimus Theobald (7.3 %), An dthali Patton(5.7% ) and An.fluviatilis James (0.3%). Most mosquitoes (88.8%) werecollected from indoor resting-sites whereas collections from potentialresting-sites outdoors accounted for 11.2% of total anopheline densities.Anopheles stephensi Liston s.l. and An. culicifacies Giles s.l populationspeaked in April-May and August-September, respectively. This studyindicates that, in South Baluchistan, Banana irrigation-related sites supportthe breeding of anopheline mosquitoes, including the vectors of malaria.Key Words: malaria, vectors, species, Baluchistan, Iran166