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Table 1 Demographic characteristics for persons sampled in Asembo by year (% [n])

From: Serological markers for monitoring historical changes in malaria transmission intensity in a highly endemic region of Western Kenya, 1994–2009

  

1994

2000

2007

2008

2009

  

(n = 636)

(n = 629)

(n = 169)

(n = 173)

(n = 1,038)

Age (in years)

1 to 5

63.4 (403)

100 (629)

42.0 (71)

39.3 (68)

24.8 (257)

 

6 to 15

17.6 (112)

0 (0)

58.0 (98)

60.7 (105)

29.2 (303)

 

16 to 90

19.0 (121)

0 (0)

0 (0)

0 (0)

46.0 (478)

Sex

Female

64.3 (409)

54.1 (340)

49.4 (80)

42.1 (67)

56.9 (590)

 

Male

35.7 (227)

45.9 (289)

50.6 (82)

57.9 (92)

43.1 (446)

 

Not recorded

0

0

7

14

2

Blood film resulta

Positive

80.5 (418)

54.2 (341)

36.0 (59)

42.9 (72)

36.3 (377)

 

Negative

19.5 (101)

45.8 (288)

64.0 (105)

57.1 (96)

63.7 (661)

 

Not recorded

117

0

5

5

0

Year village

1997b

47.2 (300)

47.2 (297)

42.1 (69)

43.6 (75)

48.1 (498)

received ITNs

1999c

52.8 (336)

52.8 (332)

57.9 (95)

56.4 (97)

51.9 (538)

 

Not recorded

0

0

5

1

2

Source of samples

 

Asembo Bay Cohort Projectd,e

ITN follow-up studyf

KEMRI/CDC parasitaemia and anaemia surveyg

KEMRI/CDC parasitaemia and anaemia surveyg

KEMRI/CDC parasitaemia and anaemia surveyg

Survey months

 

April to June

May to June

April

April

March to April

  1. aAsexual P. falciparum parasites detected by microscopy.
  2. bAt the time of the survey, resided in a village that received ITNs at start of trial in 1997.
  3. cAt the time of the survey, resided in a village that received ITNs at end of trial in 1999.
  4. dBloland et al.[27].
  5. eBloland et al.[36].
  6. fLindblade et al.[30].
  7. gHamel et al.[31].