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. 2015 Sep 7;13:212. doi: 10.1186/s12916-015-0445-x

Table 3.

Study sites with day 3 parasite positivity rate (PPR) >3 %

Study site (country) Year Treatment Day 3 PPR (95 % CI)a
New Halfa (Sudan) 2006 AL 3.0 % (1/33) (0.5–15.3)
ELWA Hospital (Liberia) 2007 AL 3.4 % (2/58) (0.9–11.7)
JFK Hospital (Liberia) 2007 AL 3.8 % (2/53) (1.0–12.8)
Bagamoyo (Tanzania) 2004 AL 4.0 % (2/50) (1.1–13.5)
Afokang (Nigeria) 2007–08 AL 5.9 % (10/170) (3.2–10.5)
Ndumo (South Africa) 2002 AL 6.0 % (6/100) (2.8–12.5)
San Pedro (Côte d’Ivoire) 2012 AL 6.5 % (2/31) (1.8–20.7)
Gedaref (Sudan) 2006 AL 7.8 % (4/51) (3.1–18.5)
Andapa (Madagascar) 2007 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 3.3 % (1/30) (0.6–16.7)
Gaya (Niger) 2011 AS-AQ (FDC) 3.9 % (3/77) (1.3–10.8)
Grand Gedeh County (Liberia) 2010–11 AS-AQ (FDC) 3.9 % (4/102) (1.5–9.7)
Dabola (Guinea) 2004 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 4.5 % (5/110) (1.9–10.2)
Afokang (Nigeria) 2007–08 AS-AQ (FDC) 5.2 % (9/173) (2.8–9.6)
Malakal (Sudan) 2003 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 5.3 % (7/131) (2.6–10.6)
Kuito (Angola) 2003 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 5.4 % (5/93) (2.3–11.9)
Kailahun (Sierra Leone) 2004 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 5.6 % (7/125) (2.7–11.1)
Mlomp (Senegal) 1999 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 5.8 % (9/154) (3.1–10.7)
Richard Toll (Senegal) 2003 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 7.1 % (3/42) (2.5–19.0)
Miandrivazo (Madagascar) 2006 AS-AQ (loose NFDC) 10.3 % (7/68) (5.1–19.8)b
Yaoundé (Cameroon) 2005 AS-AQ (coblistered NFDC) 30.7 % (31/101) (22.5–40.3)b
Manhiça (Mozambique) 2005–06 DP 4.0 % (12/299) (2.3–6.9)
Afokang (Nigeria) 2007–08 DP 7.7 % (11/142) (4.4–13.3)

aAssociated 95 % confidence interval computed using Wilson’s method; bthese sites have day 3 PPR >10 % and would be classed as sites with suspected partial artemisinin resistance requiring further investigation. Patients in Miandrivazo were treated with ASAQ-loose NFDC and those in Yaoundé treated with ASAQ-coblistered NFDC. AL, artemether-lumefantrine; AS-AQ, artesunate-amodiaquine; DP, dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine; NFDC, non-fixed dose combination; PPR, parasite positivity rate