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Table 1 Study population baseline socio-demographic characteristics and distribution of schistosomiasis cases. The proportion of schistosomiasis cases is distributed at the end of phase 1 and at the end of phase 2

From: Schistosoma haematobium infection morbidity, praziquantel effectiveness and reinfection rate among children and young adults in Gabon

 

Study population characteristics at baseline

Schistosomiasis cases

P-valuea

End of phase 1

End of phase 2

N

%

95% CI (%)

n/N

%

n/N

%

Overall

328

103/258

39.9

33/188

17.5

< 0.0001

Age

 6–8

69

21.0

16.7–25.8

16/61

26.2

10/44

22.7

0.86

 9–11

102

31.1

26.1–36.4

34/80

42.5

13/66

19.7

0.006

 12–14

81

24.7

19.8–29.4

32/69

46.4

7/50

14.0

0.0004

 15–30

76

23.2

18.7–28.1

21/48

43.8

3/28

10.7

0.006

Gender

 Female

163

49.7

44.1–55.2

48/130

36.9

16/97

16.5

0.001

 Male

165

50.3

44.7–55.8

55/128

43.0

17/91

18.7

0.0003

Location

 Bindo

69

21.0

16.7–25.8

6/52

11.5

1/39

2.6

 Zilé-PK

259

79.0

74.1–83.2

97/206

47.1

32/149

21.5

< 0.0001

  1. aChi-square test to compare proportion of schistosomiasis cases between end of phase 1 and end of phase 2
  2. Abbreviations: n, number of schistosomiasis cases; N, number of participants; CI, confidence interval