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Table 2 Demographic characteristics of confirmed malaria infections reported in Cabe Verde between 2010 and 2019, stratified by pre-epidemic, epidemic, and post-epidemic years as well as locally acquired and imported infections as classified by routine malaria programs

From: Updates on malaria epidemiology and profile in Cabo Verde from 2010 to 2019: the goal of elimination

 

Pre-epidemic years (2010–2016)

Epidemic (2017)

Post-epidemic (2018–2019)

Malaria cases (N = 308)

95% CI

Malaria cases (N = 446)

95% CI

Malaria cases (N = 60)

95% CI

Imported infections—% (n)

58.1 (182/308)

53.6–64.6

5.2 (23/446)

3.0–7

93.3 (56/60)

86.9–99.7

Island—% of infections imported (n/N)

Boavista

40.0 (6/15)

14.3–65.7

0

100 (4/4)

Santiago

53.6 (134/250)

47.4–59.8

3.2 (14/437)

1.2–4.9

89.5 (34/38)

79.6–99.4

Sao Vicente

95.2 (20/21)

85.9–100

100 (7/7)

100 (6/6)

Other

100 (22/22)

100 (2/2)

100 (12/12)

Gender—% of all infections in males (n/N)

Imported

82.1 (147/182)

76.5—87.7

78.3 (18/23)

61.0–95.5

75.0 (3/4)

69.9–90.9

Locally acquired

73.8 (93/126)

66.1–81.5

69.50 (294/423)

65.1–73.9

80.4 (45/56)

26.0–100

Median age (IQR)

33.0 (25.0–42.0)

30.0 (20.0–43.0)

35.5 (27.0–41.25)

Locally acquired

28.0 (17.3–40.8)

30.0 (20.0–43.0)

14.5 (8.8–25.0)

Imported

35.0 (28.0–46.0)

33.0 (31.0–39.5)

36.0 (28.0–41.8)

  1. The total (N), percentages and corresponding 95 Confdience Intervals (95% CI) are included