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Table 1 Key characteristics of included studies on Schistosoma mansoni infections in nonhuman primates in Africa

From: Assessing the nonhuman primate reservoir of Schistosoma mansoni in Africa: a systematic review

Year

Site

Host species

Study type

Diagnostic technique

% (infected/ examined)

Reference

1960

Kenya: Athi & Kibwezi Rivers

Papio anubis

Wild

Necropsy

23.88 (32/134)

Miller [24]

1960

Kenya:Machakos District and Lake Albert

Papio anubis

Wild

Necropsy

54.69 (35/64)

Nelson [25]

1961

Kenya

Papio anubis

Wild

Necropsy

28.00 (42/150)

Strong et al. [26]

1969

Tanzania: Lake Manyara National Park

Papio anubis

Wild

Necropsy

80.00 (4/5)

Fenwick [27]

1970

Eritrea: Asmara

Cercopithecus aethiops

Wild

FECT

33.33 (6/18)

Cheever [28]

1970

Tanzania: Lake Victoria

Cercopithecus aethiops

Wild

FECT

23.40 (11/47)

Cheever [28]

1972

Tanzania

Papio spp.

Wild

Necropsy

16.67 (2/12)

Taylor et al. [29]

1974

Zimbabwe

Papio ursinus

Wild

Necropsy

1.96 (1/51)

Goldsmid [30]

1979

Ethiopia: Omo National Park

Cercopithecus aethiops

Papio anubis

Wild

Necropsy

CA: 66.67 (2/3)

PA: 50.00 (3/6)

Fuller et al. [31]

1982

Kenya: Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha

Cercopithecus aethiops

Wild

Kato-Katz

20.00 (8/40)

Else et al. [32]

1989

Senegal: Mt. Assirik

Papio papio

Wild

FECT

23.01 (9/39)

McGrew et al. [33]

1992

Kenya: Kibwezi, Kivungoni Lake

Papio anubis

Wild

FECT

24.43 (32/131)

Muchemi [34]

1997

Tanzania: Gombe National Park

Papio cynocephalus

Wild

FECT

18.93 (39/206)

Muller-Graf et al. [35]

1998

Kenya: Nairobi

Papio cynocephalus

Wild

Kato-Katz

4.35 (4/92)

Munene et al. [36]

1998

Kenya: Nairobi

Papio cynocephalus

Cercopithecus aethiops

Wild

FECT

PC: 3.60 (4/111)

CA: 4.88 (6/123)

Muriuki et al. [37]

1999

Tanzania: Gombe National Park

Papio cynocephalus

Wild

ZSF

2.86 (1/35)

Murray et al. [38]

2001

Ethiopia: Bishan Gari; Ethiopia: Burka Dita

Papio anubis

Wild

Kato-Katz

BG: 26.15 (34/130)

BD: 12.09 (11/91)

Erko et al. [39]

2003

Kenya: Mpala Wildlife Research Centre

Papio cynocephalus

Wild

FECT

2.38 (1/42)

Hahn et al. [40]

2004

Ethiopia: Bishan Gari; Ethiopia: Burka Dita

Papio anubis

Wild

FECT

BG: 33.33 (8/24)

BD: 11.43 (4/35)

Legesse et al. [41]

2006

Nigeria: Calabar, Afi Mountain Primate Conservation Area

Papio anubis

Wild

FECT

4.35 (1/23)

Weyher et al. [42]

2011

Senegal: Fongoli

Papio hamadryas

Wild

SNF & FECT

23.53 (4/17)

Howells et al. [43]

2011

Nigeria: Calabar, Afi Mountain Primate Conservation Area

Pan troglodytes

Semi-captive

MMT & MBT

35.71 (10/28)

Mbaya & Udendeye [44]

2011

Cameroon: Yaounde

Erythrocebus patas

Captive

FECT

33.33 (1/3)

Pourrut et al. [45]

2011

Uganda: Lake Victoria, Ngamba Island

Pan troglodytes

Wild

ELISA, CCA, Kato-Katz, qPCR

89.74 (35/39)

Standley et al. [46]

2012

Tanzania: Gombe National Park

Papio anubis

Wild/ habituated

FECT

11.90 (15/126)

Bakuza [47]

2013

Nigeria: Yankari National Park

Papio anubis

Wild

FECT

4.30 (2/46)

Mafuyai et al. [48]

2016

Gabon: Loango National Park

Gorilla gorilla

Pan troglodytes

Wild

MSF, MIF

GG: 62.50 (5/8)

PT: 25.00 (2/8)

Cervena et al. [49]

2017

Kenya: Tsavo West National Park

Papio anubis.

Semi- captive

FECT

2.13 (1/47)

Chimoyi [50]

2018

Ethiopia: Oromia Regional State

Cercopithecus aethiops

Papio anubis

Wild

Kato-Katz

CA: 21.60 (8/37)

PA: 50.72 (35/69)

Kebede et al. [51]

  1. Necropsy: Autopsy; FECT Formal-Ether Concentration Technique, Kato-Katz Kato-Katz thick smear, ZSF Zinc Sulfate Flotation, SNF Sodium Nitrate Flotation, ELISA Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay, CCA Circulating Cathodic Antigen Test, qPCR Real-time Polymerase Chain Reaction, MSF Modified Sheather’s Flotation, MIF Merthiolate-Iodine-Formalin Fecal Technique, MMT Modified McMaster Technique, MBT Modified Baerman’s TechniqueIf studies did not include a specific site, only the country is provided in this table