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. 2022 Jun 14;10(4):e02741-21. doi: 10.1128/spectrum.02741-21

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of cryptosporidiosis cases in the follow-up study

Characteristic No. of cases (%)a
Age, in mo
 <6 1 (2)
 6–11 28 (53)
 12–23 22 (41)
 24–59 2 (4)
Sex
 Female 25 (47)
 Male 28 (53)
Study site
 Jimma hospital 41 (77)
 Serbo health center 12 (23)
Acute malnutrition
 Moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) 4 (8)
 Severe acute malnutrition (SAM) 7 (13)
 No acute malnutrition (NAM) 42 (79)
HIV statusb
 HIV positive 0 (0)
 HIV negative 41 (100)
Diarrheal severityc
 No dehydration 21 (43)
 Some dehydration 16 (33)
 Severe dehydration 12 (24)
Diarrheal duration (on enrollment)
 Acute (<7 days duration) 37 (70)
 Prolonged (7–13 days duration) 13 (24)
 Persistent (≥14 days duration) 3 (6)
Cryptosporidium species and gp60 allele familyd
C. hominis Ia 14 (26)
C. hominis Id 13 (25)
C. hominis Ib 10 (19)
C. hominis Ie 9 (17)
C. parvum anthroponosum IIc 6 (11)
C. parvum anthroponosum IIc + C. hominis (nontypeable) 1 (2)
Cryptosporidium spp. other than C. parvum or C. hominis 0 (0)
a

n = 53, unless otherwise specified.

b

n = 41; n = 12 missing HIV status.

c

By DHAKA dehydration category; n = 49; n = 4 missing DHAKA score.

d

Specific gp60 subtype data can be found in Fig. S1.