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. 2016 Feb 3;94(2):365–370. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.15-0556

Table 2.

Prevalences of Strongyloides stercoralis infection and HTLV-1 infection

Birth year Number of S. stercoralis-positive patients/number of tested patients (%) Number of HTLV-1 positive patients/number of tested patients (%)
Men Women Total Men Women Total
≤ 1919 24/168 (14.8) 14/106 (13.2) 38/274 (13.9) 31/168 (18.5) 29/106 (27.3) 60/274 (21.9)
1920–1929 59/526 (11.2) 22/326 (6.7) 81/852 (9.5) 83/526 (15.8) 77/326 (23.6) 160/852 (18.8)
1930–1939 76/794 (9.6) 27/500 (5.4) 103/1,294 (8.0) 141/794 (17.8) 112/500 (22.4) 253/1,294 (19.6)
1940–1949 33/522 (6.3) 8/365 (2.2) 41/887 (4.6) 66/522 (12.6) 54/365 (14.8) 120/887 (13.5)
1950–1959 7/449 (1.6) 2/300 (0.7) 9/749 (1.2) 38/449 (8.5) 26/300 (8.7) 64/749 (8.5)
1960–1969 0/331 (0.0) 0/207 (0.0) 0/538 (0.0) 23/331 (6.9) 13/207 (6.3) 36/538 (6.7)
1970–1979 0/251 (0.0) 0/163 (0.0) 0/414 (0.0) 6/251 (2.4) 8/163 (4.9) 14/414 (3.4)
1980–1989 0/88 (0.0) 0/72 (0.0) 0/160 (0.0) 1/88 (1.1) 0/72 (0.0) 1/160 (0.6)
≥ 1990 0/25 (0.0) 0/16 (0.0) 0/41 (0.0) 0/25 (0.0) 0/16 (0.0) 0/41 (0.0)
Total 199/3,154 (6.3)* 73/2,055 (3.6) 272/5,209 (5.2) 389/3,154 (12.3) 319/2,055 (15.5)* 708/5,209 (13.6)

HTLV-1 = human T-cell lymphotropic virus type 1.

*

P < 0.001 for male vs. female by χ2 analysis.