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Table 1 Artemisinin and partner drug studies used to inform the resistance scenarios

From: Assessing the potential impact of artemisinin and partner drug resistance in sub-Saharan Africa

Location

Pailin, Cambodia

Pursat, Cambodia

Oddar Meanchey Province, Cambodia

Tasanh, Cambodia

Sudan and Uganda

Reference

Leang et al. [16]

Leang et al. [16]

Spring et al. [17]

Bethell et al. [18]

Mukhtar et al. [19]a; Priotto et al. [20]b

Drugs given

DHA-PQP

DHA-PQP

DHA-PQP

AS

AS + SP

Percentage of treated individuals with slow parasite clearance

32.2 %

8.6 %

54 %

48.2 %

3.5b %

Slow parasite clearance time (days)

8.91c

6.04c

10.26

10.86c

5.42c

Percentage of treated individuals that recrudesce to LCF

2.7 %

5.4 %

21 %

1.6d %

3.9a %

Percentage of individuals that recrudesce to LPF

10.7 %

0 %

24 %

4.8d %

10.4a %

Time to recrudesce (days)

26.9

25.6

27.1

24.5e

25.3a

Summary

Medium artemisinin and partner drug resistance

Low artemisinin and partner drug resistance

High artemisinin and partner drug resistance

High artemisinin resistance

No artemisinin resistance and high partner drug resistance

  1. a,bDenotes which study each value was obtained (a = Mukhtar et al. [19], b = Priotto et al. [20])
  2. cThese values were not given in the studies and were derived from data—see Additional file 1: Supplementary methods for details
  3. dValues not given in paper, only total proportion of people recrudescing (6.4 %)—this was split up to match the LCF:LPF ratio from the 2010 Tasanh study
  4. eNot given in paper, assumed to be same as 2010 Tasanh study