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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of participants from the June 2013 cross-sectional survey, by recorded history of clinical malaria (2005–13)

From: History of malaria treatment as a predictor of subsequent subclinical parasitaemia: a cross-sectional survey and malaria case records from three villages in Pailin, western Cambodia

 

Case record of

clinical malaria n = 122 (9 %)

No case record of

clinical malaria n = 1221 (91 %)

All villagers

n = 1343

P value*

Gender (male)

81 (66 %)

597 (49 %)

687 (51 %)

<0.001

Age (years; mean)

26.8

24.1

24.3

0.107

Age groups (years)

 0–4.9

2 (2 %)

161 (13 %)

163 (12 %)

 

 5.0–14.9

31 (25 %)

334 (27 %)

365 (27 %)

 

 15.0–44.9

70 (57 %)

511 (42 %)

581 (43 %)

 

 ≥45.0

19 (16 %)

215 (18 %)

234 (17 %)

<0.001

Village

 Krachap Leu

30 (25 %)

436 (36 %)

466 (35 %)

 

 O Kting

38 (31 %)

240 (20 %)

278 (21 %)

 

 Phnom Dambang

54 (44 %)

545 (45 %)

599 (45 %)

0.004

Occupation

 Child or student

35 (29 %)

525 (43 %)

560 (42 %)

 

 Farmer other land

20 (16 %)

102 (8 %)

122 (9 %)

 

 Farmer own land

56 (46 %)

443 (36 %)

499 (37 %)

 

 Farm labourer

8 (7 %)

101 (8 %)

109 (8 %)

 

 Other

3 (3 %)

50 (4 %)

53 (4 %)

0.002

Recent forest visit

11 (9 %)

38 (3 %)

49 (4 %)

0.001

Recent travel history

23 (19 %)

243 (20 %)

266 (20 %)

0.782

Bed net use

 Regular

118 (97 %)

1193 (98 %)

1311 (98 %)

 

 Irregular

4 (3 %)

28 (2 %)

32 (2 %)

0.496

Low grade fever ≥37.5 °C

4 (3 %)

69 (6 %)

73 (5 %)

0.270

Fever, by self-report at survey

18 (15 %)

148 (12 %)

166 (12 %)

0.401

Illness, self-report at survey

32 (26 %)

371 (30 %)

403 (30 %)

0.334

  1. * Comparing those with and without a clinical history of malaria