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. 2015 Jul 8;351:h3267. doi: 10.1136/bmj.h3267

Table 2.

 Numbers of individuals and households available for follow-up in study of community mobilization (intervention) in Nicaragua and Mexico for dengue prevention

Mexico Nicaragua Total
Intervention Control Intervention Control
Clusters 45 45 30 30 150
Households interviewed 5449 5235 4080 4074 18 838
Mean (range) No of households per cluster 121 (72-155) 116 (61-163) 136 (126-152) 136 (132-140) 126 (61-163)
Residents involved 23 039 21 781 19 992 20 370 85 182
Mean (range) No of residents per household 4.3 (1-25) 4.2 (1-16) 4.9 (1-21) 5.0 (1-21) 4.5 (1-25)
Children aged 3-9 contributing saliva samples 2626 2230 2320 2323 9499
Households with saliva samples of children 1803 1563 1657 1675 6698
Mean (range) No of children providing samples per household 0.47 (0-5) 0.42 (0-5) 0.56 (0-7) 0.56 (0-7) 0.50 (0-7)
Mean (range) No of children providing samples per cluster 40 (12-94) 35 (11-72) 55 (38-75) 56 (29-73) 45 (11-94)
Vector breeding sites examined 21 988 21 088 13 545 13 767 70 388
Mean (range) No of breeding sites per household 0.15 (0-10) 0.24 (0-10) 0.22 (0-24) 0.33 (0-24) 0.23 (0-24)
Missing data:
 Households declined to participate 570 596 122 126 1414
 Children declined to provide saliva sample 7 20 6 4 37
 Children lost to follow-up second sample 269 325 142 141 877