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Table 1 Characteristics of participants in the cross-sectional survey

From: Factors associated with high heterogeneity of malaria at fine spatial scale in the Western Kenyan highlands

 

1350–1449 m

1450–1499 m

1500–1549 m

1550–1650 m

Total

Number of participants (number of compounds)

5424 (1108)

6363 (1235)

4579 (816)

839 (140)

17,503 (3213)

Age,  % (n/N) (years)

 <5

26.4 (1429/5424)

27.0 (1791/6636)

27.1 (1239/4579)

27.7 (232/839)

26.9 (4701/17,503)

 6–10

18.9 (1024/5424)

18.1 (1202/6636)

18.0 (822/4579)

19.4 (163/839)

18.4 (3215/17,503)

 11–15

15.2 (823/5424)

13.9 (923/6636)

15.0 (685/4579)

14.3 (120/839)

14.6 (2552/17,503)

 16–25

13.7 (744/5424)

15.3 (1018/6636)

14.8 (677/4579)

16.5 (138/839)

14.7 (2579/17,503)

 >26

25.9 (1404/5424)

25.7 (1702/6636)

25.3 (1156/4579)

22.2 (186/839)

25.5 (4456/17,503)

Fever,  % temperature > 37.5 °C,  % (n/N)

4.0 (216/5423)

3.1 (204/6631)

2.5 (116/4575)

1.3 (11/839)

3.1 (547/17,468)

Clinical malaria,  % (n/N)a

2.3 (126/5423)

1.8 (120/6631)

1.1 (48/4575)

0.12 (1/839)

1.7 (295/17,468)

Parasite prevalence,  % PCR positive (n/N)

27.2 (1111/4083)

19.6 (900/4599)

16.7 (592/3548)

8.1 (54/664)

20.6 (2663/12,912)

Antibody prevalence,  % positive (n/N)b

62.6 (3108/4967)

58.0 (3623/6252)

48.3 (2104/4361)

31.7 (246/777)

55.5 (9092/16,381)

Anaemia,  % (n/N)

 Severe (<6 g/dL)

0.6 (30/5282)

0.7 (46/6391)

0.4 (19/4366)

0.2 (2/818)

0.6 (97/16,878)

 Moderate (<8 g/dL)

3.1 (163/5282)

3.4 (214/6391)

2.6 (112/4336)

2.0 (16/818)

3.0 (505/16,878)

 Mild (<11 g/dL)

26.0 (1374/5282)

23.0 (1472/6391)

21.5 (938/4336)

20.2 (165/818)

23.4 (3954/16,878)

  1. aClinical malaria is defined as fever with a positive RDT with measured temperature > 37.5 °C
  2. bPrevalence of antibodies against P. falciparum MSP-119 and/or AMA-1