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. 2018 Sep 17;99(5):1180–1185. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.18-0372

Table 3.

Comparison of demographic and epidemiologic variables between subjects with any positive test for Fasciola and subjects with negative tests*

Fasciola (+) n (%) Fasciola (−) n (%) P
Age (years) Mean (±SD) 10.7 (±3.4) 9.5 (±3.6) < 0.01
School grade Preschool 34 (6.1%) 524 (93.9%) < 0.01
Elementary 131 (10.2%) 1,157 (89.8%)
High school 87 (13.2%) 571 (86.9%)
Probability of living in poverty Greater than 34.4% 147 (12.2) 1,062 (87.8) < 0.01
Under 34.4% 70 (8.4) 765 (91.6)
Blastocystis hominis infection No 181 (11.4) 1,400 (88.6) < 0.01
Yes 72 (7.7) 860 (92.3)
Mother’s years of education Mean (±SD) 5.4 (±3.5) 6.3 (±3.6) < 0.01
Father’s years of education Mean (±SD) 7.2 (±3.4) 7.8 (±3.3) 0.02
Construction material of the house Adobe 241 (10.4) 2,079 (89.6) 0.04
Brick and other 7 (5.1) 131 (94.9)
Giardia intestinalis infection No 206 (10.7) 1,716 (89.3) 0.05
Yes 47 (8.0) 544 (92.0)
Reported prior treatment of malnutrition No 225 (9.8) 2,063 (90.2) 0.07
Yes 16 (15.2) 89 (84.8)
District Ancahuasi 129 (11.3) 1,014 (88.7) 0.08
Anta 102 (9.6) 962 (90.4)
Zurite 22 (7.2) 284 (92.8)
Reported previous treatment of parasites No 202 (9.9) 1,847 (90.1) 0.34
Yes 39 (11.5) 299 (88.5)
Reported prior treatment of anemia No 223 (10) 2,018 (90) 0.48
Yes 18 (11.7) 136 (88.3)
*

The sum of the values reported in this table may not add to the total number of children enrolled because of missing information.

Simple poverty scorecard probabilities to live with less than US$3.25 a month.