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. 2018 Apr 15;146(8):946–953. doi: 10.1017/S0950268818000821

Table 3.

Confirmed TB prevalence among young people in sub-national prevalence surveys

Author, year Setting Study period Age group (years) Participants Cases Prevalence per 100 000 (95% CI)
Ayles, 2009 [32] Lusaka, Zambia 2005 15–24 3244 15 462 (259–762)
Chadha, 2012 [42] Nelamangala, India 2008–2010 15–24 15 602 9 58 (26–109)
Mahomed, 2013 [43] Worcester, South Africa 2005 12–18 5682 16 282 (156–443)
Marais, 2005 [18]a Cape Town, South Africa 2002 10–14 476 1 210 (5–1164)
Nduba, 2015 [44] Nyanza, Kenya 2010 12–18 5004 16 320 (190–450)
Rao, 2012 [45] Jabalpur, India 2009–2010 15–24 29 747 25 84 (54–124)
Van't Hoog, 2011 [46] Nyanza, Kenya 2006–2007 15–24 6562 19 289 (174–450)
Waako, 2013 [31] Basuoga, Uganda 2009 12–18 5000 8 160 (69–315)
Zaman, 2006 [34] Matlab, Bangladesh 2001 15–24 15 555 6b 39b (14–84)
a

Personal communication of adolescent-specific data, Ben Marais (University of Sydney).

b

Smear-positive TB only.