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. 2019 May 28;10:858. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2019.00858

Table 3.

Prevalence and sensitivity values determined by antigen detection assays in high, moderate and low endemicity areas.

Endemic Area£
(Prevalence)
Method
(Antigen detection assay; biological sample)
Reference Study population
(N°)
New test prevalence/positivity %
(KK prevalence)
Reference test Sensitivity %
(CI 95%)
Moderate-high POC-CCA
Urine1
Coulibaly et al. (26) 242
SC
64.5
(23.1)
KKα 69.7 t –ve
(60.7–77.8)
89.1 t+ve
(81.2–93.5)
POC-CCA
Urine1
Erko et al. (39) 620
SC
65.9
(43,1)
K-K# 93.0
(90.2–95.7)
Combined1 89.9
(87.1–92.6)
POC-CCA
Urine1
Al-Shehri et al. (32) 258
SC
14–100
(44,1)
LCA 99.1
(97.3–100)
POC-CCA
Urine1
Lodh et al. (34) 100
GP
60
(51)
Combined 2 67
(56–77)
Low-moderate POC-CCA
Urine 1
Bezerra et al. (40) 258
GP
3.9
(1.2)
POC-CCA
Urine 1
Ferreira et al. (29) 300 GP 27.3
(6.0)
LCA 68.1
K-K# 64.3
(38.8–83.6)
K-K£ 57.7
(38.9–74.5)
POC-CCA
Urine 1
Siqueira et al. (41) 163
GP
22.6
(10.6)
K-K 73.5
(56.9–85.4)
POC-CCA
Urine 1
Lindholz et al. (42) 461
GP
40.6–71.6
(11.9)
LCA 57.4 t –ve
(50.0–64.6)
81.9 t+ve
(75.7–87.1)
£

Classified according WHO; POC-CCA, Point-of-Care platform for detection of cathodic circulating antigen; POC-CAA, Point-of-Care platform for detection of anodic circulating antigen; SC, School Children; GP, General Population; KK, Kato-Katz test; LCA, Latent Class Analysis; Urine 1: single – urine CCA; KK prevalence test was determined by using two slides/sample (duplicate); Sensitivity calculation and reference test:

#

KK single slide/sample;£K-K AS: any positive sample;

KK duplicate (Two slides/sample, 1 sample);

α

KK quadruplicate (Two slides/sample, 2 samples);

*

Number of tested samples; Combined1: 6 KK and 3 POC-CCA served as combined reference test; Combined2: KK and PCR; t-ve: trace negative; t+ ve: trace positive.