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Table 1 Point prevalence of trypanosomiasis in Pigs (n = 168) by species

From: Domestic pigs as potential reservoirs of human and animal trypanosomiasis in Northern Tanzania

District

T. vivax

T. simiae

T. brucei s. l.

T. b. rhodesiense

T. godfreyi

Babati (N = 19)

5.2%[1](0.1 – 26.0%)

0%

0%

0%

5.2%[1](0.1 – 26.0%)

Mbulu (N = 70)

5.7%[4](1.6 – 14.0%)

0%

4.3%[3](0.9 – 12.0%)

1.4%[1](0.1 – 7.8%)

4.3%[3](0.9 – 12.0%)

Arumeru (N = 37)

0%

0%

18.9%[7](8.0 – 35.2%)

10.8%[4](3.0 – 25.4%)

0%

Dodoma (N = 42)

2.4%[1](0.1 – 12.6%)

7.1%[3](1.5 – 19.5%)

16.7%[7](7.0 – 31.4%)

7.1%[3](2.7 – 22.6%)

0%

Overall (N = 168)

3.6%[6](1.3 – 7.6%)

1.8%[3](0.4 – 5.1%)

10.1%[17](6.1 – 15.7%)

4.8%[8](2.1 – 9.8%)

2.3%[4](0.7 – 6.0%)

  1. Where the percentage prevalence is above zero, the actual number of infections detected is given in square brackets, and 95% confidence intervals are given in italics in round brackets.