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Table 2 S-E Asian countries with incidence, regional transmission and total visits from source countries.

From: The incidence of malaria in travellers to South-East Asia: is local malaria transmission a useful risk indicator?

 

National API Mean (range) *

Endemic+Provinces

Source Visits

Imported cases

Mean incidence cases:100,000 visits

95% CI

Avg. duration of visit (days)

Burma (Myanmar)

2.8 (3.5-48)

10/17

302,703

31

11.80

7.69

NA

Cambodia

3.0 (3.9 -44.5)

7/24

2,287,245

45

1.16

0.76

6.6

China

< 0.01 (0.01-1.0)

3/21

21,328,045

25

0.13

0.14

17.0

Indonesia

3.8 (1-876)

17/30

4,944,814

283

3.69

2.81

13.10

Korea

0.01 (0.01-0.2)

2

4,969,424

46

0.25

0.04

NA

Laos

4 (0.78-40.0)

15/17

970,239

9

1.04

0.94

NA

Malaysia

0.2 (0.01-0.8)

2/15

4,248,074

14

0.37

0.26

NA

Philippines

0.4 (1.6-13)

25/65

4,520,969

22

0.51

0.31

23.0

Thailand

0.55 (0.4-14.5)

11/24

19,618,970

118

0.60

0.13

15.5

Vietnam

0.2 (0.6-2.7)

8/63

4,301,753

15

0.47

0.43

NA

  1. * API of highest and lowest malaria endemic province
  2. + Provinces with malaria transmission and all provinces
  3. S-E Asian countries with incidence regional transmission and total visits from source countries. The mean and SD is calculated from all cases and visits to the country by source visitors over the 6 period. The average duration of visit applies to the all visitors to the country based on 2008 data. NA = not available