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. 2012 Apr 3;9(4):e1001198. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1001198

Table 1. Characteristics of patients presenting for care at the Amel Centre for Treatment and Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture in Nyala, South Darfur.

Variable Name Number (Percent)
Referral source
Brought to center by friend/relative 176 (54.2%)
Brought to center by staff/volunteer 91 (28.0%)
Self-referral 44 (13.5%)
Referred by friend/relative 13 (4.0%)
Visit year
2004 47 (14.5%)
2005 233 (71.7%)
2006 45 (13.9%)
Sex
Male 252 (77.5%)
Female 73 (22.5%)
Age
<26 y 96 (29.5%)
26–35 y 85 (26.2%)
36–45 y 68 (20.9%)
46–55 y 43 (13.2%)
>55 y 32 (9.9%)
Marital status
Single 77 (23.7%)
Married 248 (76.3%)
Has children
Yes 173 (53.2%)
No 3 (0.9%)
Unknown/unspecified 149 (45.9%)
Religion
Muslim 325 (100%)
Other 0
Tribe
Fur 173 (53.2%)
Zaghawa 76 (23.4%)
Dago 38 (11.7%)
Bargo 7 (2.2%)
Other 31 (9.5%)
Occupation/profession
Farmer 199 (61.2%)
Student 42 (12.9%)
Merchant 26 (8.0%)
Unemployed 12 (3.7%)
Other 46 (14.2%)
State of residence
South Darfur 276 (84.9%)
West Darfur 37 (11.4%)
North Darfur 5 (1.5%)
Unknown/unspecified 7 (2.2%)