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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Trop Med Hyg. 2007 Oct;77(4):593–600.

Table 2.

Human infection rates and parasite DNA rates in Culex pipiens from the Giza (Giz) and Qalubiya (Qal) study areas before mass drug administration

Mosquitoes
Residents
PoolScreen
Study area Location* No. ICT card, % Positive MF filter, % Positive No. of pools % Infected (95% CI)
Giz Periphery 517 18.4 10.6 126 3.12 (2.20–4.28)
Core 322 18.6 12.1 83 3.76 (2.43–5.50)
P 0.998 0.585
Qal Periphery 310 18.7 3.5 64 3.48 (1.79–5.94)
Core 193 8.3 2.1 46 6.54 (3.39–11.11)
P 0.005 0.356
*

“Periphery” refers to houses that faced vacant land on at least one side. “Core” houses were surrounded by other houses on all sides.