Skip to main content
. 2021 Aug 20;9(8):1776. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms9081776

Table 1.

Prevalence of morbidity indicators measured in children and adults in two study sites of Senegal in 2016 and 2017 (number of individuals examined indicated in parentheses).

Year Morbidity Indicator Children Adults
Barkedji Richard Toll Barkedji Richard Toll
2016 Hematuria 34%
(n = 203)
62%
(n = 376)
40%
(n = 105)
75%
(n = 20)
Anemia 43%
(n = 148)
51%
(n = 382)
36%
(n = 45)
-
Total examined 1 N = 203 N = 391 N = 108 N = 20
2017 Hematuria 28%
(n = 326)
73%
(n = 368)
40%
(n = 80)
39%
(n = 82)
Anemia - 54%
(n = 374)
- 74%
(n = 43)
Global score 2 25%
(n = 297)
65%
(n = 335)
32%
(n = 19)
41%
(n = 41)
Bladder
intermediate score
21%
(n = 303)
48%
(n = 335)
16%
(n = 19)
15%
(n = 41)
Upper tract
intermediate score
5%
(n = 297)
15%
(n = 335)
0%
(n = 19)
2%
(n = 41)
Bladder wall
calcification
6%
(n = 297)
27%
(n = 335)
0%
(n = 19)
20%
(n = 41)
Hepatomegaly 69%
(n = 109)
89%
(n = 99)
0%
(n = 2)
100%
(n = 12)
Abnormal size
of the right liver lobe
0.7%
(n = 144)
2.3%
(n = 222)
50%
(n = 2)
0%
(n = 44)
Dilatation of
the portal vein
0%
(n = 147)
0%
(n = 220)
0%
(n = 2)
0%
(n = 46)
Splenomegaly 0.8%
(n = 128)
1.5%
(n = 201)
0%
(n = 2)
0%
(n = 3)
Total examined 1 N = 328 N = 391 N = 80 N = 86

1 The total includes individuals that were examined for at least one of the morbidity indicators. 2 The global score is the sum of the bladder and the upper tract intermediate scores.