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Identification and treatment of chronic strongyloidiasis is the most important factor for avoiding the severe form, particularly in transplant candidates, in whom immunosuppressive therapy (including the use of corticosteroids) is a risk factor for the occurrence of severe disease. Definitive diagnosis of strongyloidiasis is usually made through detection of the larvae in stool samples, which have low sensitivity. Agar Plate culture is considered more efficient than other conventional methods in the parasitological diagnosis of S. stercoralis with high sensitivity. However, it has not been used to screen candidates for transplantation.

IS THE AGAR PLATE CULTURE A GOOD TOOL FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF Strongyloides stercoralis IN CANDIDATES FOR TRANSPLANTATION?