Fig. 3
From: How long do rapid diagnostic tests remain positive after anti-malarial treatment?
Fitted relationship between proportion of RDTs still positive within a given sample of individuals, and length of time (number of days) after treatment was first administered, separated by the type of RDT used to monitor patients during the follow-up period. The fitted relationship for study groups monitored with RDTs that detect pLDH only (N study groups = 21) is shown in the top panel (with shaded 95% credible intervals), and the fitted relationship for study groups monitored with RDTs that detect pLDH in combination with HRP2 (N study groups = 6) is in the middle panel (with shaded 95% credible intervals), and the fitted relationship for study groups monitored with RDTs that detect HRP2 only (N study groups = 40) is in the bottom panel (with shaded 95% credible intervals)