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Table 1 Prevalence and intensity of Trichuris trichiura, Ascaris lumbricoides, Schistosoma mansoni and hookworm in different age groups

From: Epidemiological and clinical correlates of malaria-helminth co-infections in southern Ethiopia

Age (years)

No positive for parasites (%)

EPG † (corresponding 95 % CI)

Hw

Tt

Al

Sm

Tt

Al

Sm

< 9

7 (16)

69 (30.4)

56 (27.6)

20 (20)

456 (351,651)

4,604 (27,577,686)

120 (65,223)

10-19

17 (16.3)

72 (31.7)

62 (30.5)

40 (40)

405 (289,567)

5,477 (32,479,234)

197 (121,320)

20-29

7 (16.3)

50 (22.0)

44 (21.8)

21 (21)

409 (266,627)

3,841 (20,777,102)

118 (63,219)

30-39

3 (7.0)

16 (7.0)

20 (9.8)

12 (12)

734(3,571,511)

5,078 (235,010,969)

108 (58,198)

40-49

4 (9.0)

10 (0.04)

12 (5.9)

3 (3)

560(1,152,709)

4,432 (125,415,667)

82 (8,825)

50+

5 (11.6)

10 (0.04)

9 (4.4)

4 (4)

356 (169,537)

4,717 (359,921,622)

50 (4,521)

 

43 (100)

227(100)

203 (100)

100(100)

P† =0.741

P† =0.971

P† =0.305

  1. N o, Number, Hw, Hookworm, Tt, T. trichiura, Al, A. lumbricoides, Sm, S. mansoni.
  2. EPG†, Eggs/g/faeces computed as geometric mean, CI, Confidence interval.