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. 2020 Apr 30;58(2):109–119. doi: 10.3347/kjp.2020.58.2.109

Table 2.

Parasitic infection rates of schoolchildren in 2007–2009

Schistosoma haematobium infection

School 1st visit (Feb 2007) 2nd visit (Jul 2007) 3rd visit (Feb 2008) 4th visit (Feb 2009) Difference between 1st and 4th screening (P-value)




Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%)
Chaani 125 78 (62.4) 88 11 (12.5) 109 8 (7.3) −55.1% (< 0.0001)

Kilombero 126 11 (8.7) 118 3 (2.5) 111 5 (4.5) −4.2% (0.1957)

Ghana 166 23 (13.8) 119 21 (17.6) 110 36 (32.7) 18.9% (0.0002)

Machui 168 14 (8.3) 136 56 (41.2) 107 35 (32.7) 24.4% (< 0.0001)

Kitogani 122 5 (4.1) 86 0 (0.0) 88 2 (2.3) −1.8% (0.4671)

Bwejuu 167 3 (1.8) 133 2 (1.5) 128 1 (0.8) −1% (0.4549)

Mzambarauni 171 41 (23.4) 132 3 (2.3) −21.1% (< 0.0001)

Kinowe 186 5 (2.7) 113 4 (3.5) 0.8% (0.6760)

Vitongoji 173 22 (12.7) 103 26 (25.2) 12.5% (0.0079)

Ngwachani 185 19 (10.3) 129 17 (13.2) 2.9% (0.4262)

Total Screened (Feb and Jul 2007): 1,589; Cases: 221 (13.9) 1,130 137 (12.1) −1.8% (0.1751)

Ascaris lumbricoides infection

School 1st visit (Feb 2007) 2nd visit (Jul 2007) 3rd visit (Feb 2008) 4th visit (Feb 2009) Difference between 1st and 4th screening (P-value)




Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%)

Chaani 129 3 (2.3) 61 10 (16.4) 43 3 (7.0) 4.7% (0.1500)

Kilombero 102 31 (30.4) 62 9 (14.5) 114 7 (6.1) −24.3% (< 0.0001)

Ghana 119 6 (5.0) 88 8 (9.1) 60 2 (3.3) −1.7% (0.6015)

Machui 160 5 (3.1) 98 8 (8.2) 45 1 (2.2) −0.9% (0.7509)

Kitogani 106 2 (1.9) 77 4 (5.2) 70 5 (7.1) 5.2% (0.0808)

Bwejuu 75 0 (0.0) 101 0 (0.0) 65 1 (1.5) 1.5% (0.4643)

Mzambarauni 144 79 (54.9) 85 22 (25.9) −29.0% (< 0.0001)

Kinowe 158 116 (73.4) 101 46 (45.5) −27.9% (< 0.0001)

Vitongoji 119 63 (52.9) 80 31 (38.8) −14.1% (0.0493)

Ngwachani 167 156 (93.4) 104 55 (52.9) −40.5% (< 0.0001)

Total Screened (Feb and Jul 2007): 1,279; Cases: 461 (36.0) 767 173 (22.6) −13.4% (< 0.0001)

Trichuris trichiura infection

School 1st visit (Feb 2007) 2nd visit (Jul 2007) 3rd visit (Feb 2008) 4th visit (Feb 2009) Difference between 1st and 4th screening (P-value)




Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%)

Chaani 129 5 (3.9) 61 9 (14.8) 43 6 (14.0) 10.1% (0.0193)

Kilombero 105 31 (29.5) 62 15 (24.2) 114 8 (7.0) −22.5% (< 0.0001)

Ghana 121 26 (21.5) 88 9 (10.2) 60 8 (13.3) −8.2% (0.1861)

Machui 160 12 (7.5) 99 12 (12.1) 45 6 (13.3) 5.8% (0.2219)

Kitogani 105 24 (22.9) 77 6 (7.8) 70 5 (7.1) −15.8% (0.0062)

Bwejuu 75 0 (0.0) 100 12 (12.0) 65 6 (9.2) 9.2% (0.0088)

Mzambarauni 144 102 (70.8) 84 73 (86.9) 16.1% (0.0056)

Kinowe 158 127 (80.4) 101 86 (85.1) 4.7% (0.3274)

Vitongoji 119 95 (79.8) 80 74 (92.5) 12.7% (0.0143)

Ngwachani 167 152 (91.0) 104 85 (81.7) −9.3% (0.0248)

Total Screened (Feb and Jul 2007): 1,283; Cases: 574 (44.7) 766 357 (46.6) +1.9% (0.4116)

Hookworm infection

School 1st visit (Feb 2007) 2nd visit (Jul 2007) 3rd visit (Feb 2008) 4th visit (Feb 2009) Difference between 1st and 4th screening (P-value)




Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%) Screened Cases (%)

Chaani 129 2 (1.6) 61 0 (0.0) 43 0 (0.0) −1.6% (1)

Kilombero 106 15 (14.2) 62 7 (11.3) 114 5 (4.4) −9.8% (0.0118)

Ghana 121 15 (12.4) 88 2 (2.3) 60 2 (3.3) −9.1% (0.0491)

Machui 160 9 (5.6) 99 8 (8.1) 45 1 (2.2) −3.4% (0.3492)

Kitogani 106 1 (0.9) 77 1 (1.3) 70 3 (4.3) 3.4% (0.1453)

Bwejuu 75 4 (5.3) 2 (2.0) 65 0 (0.0) −5.3% (0.1235)

Mzambarauni 144 78 (54.2) 84 52 (61.9) 7.7% (0.2549)

Kinowe 158 108 (68.4) 100 65 (65.0) −3.4% (0.5765)

Vitongoji 119 54 (45.4) 80 55 (68.8) 23.4% (0.0012)

Ngwachani 167 106 (63.5) 104 43 (41.3) −22.2% (0.0004)

Total Screened (Feb and Jul 2007): 1,285; Cases: 392 (30.5) 765 226 (29.5) −1% (0.6457)
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P-values were calculated using chi-square or Fisher exact tests.