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Table 1 Sample size, compliance of stool samples and Schistosoma mansoni infection indices in high and low prevalence villages, Nile Delta Egypt

From: Elimination of schistosomiasis requires multifactorial diagnostics: evidence from high- and low-prevalence areas in the Nile Delta, Egypt

Variable

Low prevalence village

(Ebiana)

High prevalence village

(El-Rouse)

Households examined

123

66

Population size examined

993

614

Parasitological data at baseline

(Round I)

 Compliance of stool samples%

85.9

81.1

 Prevalence%

35.8

69.5

 GMEC/EPG of infected people

30.1

104.7

Parasitological data of First annual Follow-up (Round II)

 Compliance of stool samples%

73

70

 Prevalence%

20.6

45.9

 GMEC/ EPG of infected people

20

41.7

 Incidence%

10.5

21.4

 Reinfection%

35.1

58

Parasitological data of second annual Follow-up (Round III)

 Compliance of stool samples%

70

72

 Prevalence%

15.3

48.8

 GMEC/ EPG of infected people

20.9

41.7

 Incidence%

9.2

28.5

 Reinfection%

32.9

70.6

  1. GMEC Geometric mean egg count, EPG Egg per gram of stool