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. 2018 May 15;6(7):e795–e803. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(18)30124-4

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics

Intervention group (n=350) Control group (n=346)
Age, years 50 (40–60) 52 (41–65)
Women 172 (49%) 164 (47%)
Married 226 (65%) 226 (65%)
Ever attended school 66 (19%) 66 (19%)
Asset index quintile 1* 77 (22%) 75 (22%)
Own shoes 219 (63%) 231 (67%)
Own socks 76 (22%) 64 (18%)
Use soap to wash their feet 198 (57%) 186 (54%)
Use ointment on their feet 110 (31%) 128 (37%)
Ever had acute dermatolymphangioadenitis 341 (97%) 341 (99%)
Number of acute dermatolymphangioadenitis episodes in past 30 days 2 (2–3) 3 (2–3)
Average duration of the latest episode, days 3 (3–5) 3 (3–5)
Mossy lesions present on either leg 184 (53%) 185 (53%)
Interdigital lesions present on either leg 89 (25%) 95 (27%)
Right lower leg circumference, cm 23 (21–27) 24 (22–27)
Left lower leg circumference, cm 24 (22–26) 24 (22–26)
Left foot circumference, cm 25 (24–27) 25 (24–27)
Right foot circumference, cm 25 (24–27) 25 (24–27)
Total WHO Disability Assessment Schedule II score30 35 (28–39) 34 (25–39)
Total stigma score31 18 (12–21) 17 (12–21)
Total Dermatology Quality of Life Index11 21 (14–32) 21 (14–31)

Data are n (%) or median (IQR).

*

Asset index derived by use of principal component analysis, and these data indicate participants in the poorest 20% of the asset index.