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Table 7 Impact of individual factors and knowledge attitude and practice on plasmodial infection in pregnant women

From: Intermittent preventive treatment and malaria amongst pregnant women who give birth at the Centre Hospitalier Régional Paul Moukambi de Koula-Moutou in southeastern Gabon

 

n

Plasmodial infection

(n = 10)

OR (95% CI)

p-value

Knowledge of malaria

 Yes, n (%)

320

10 (3.13)

-

0.91

 No, n (%)

3

0 (0)

  

Window screens

 Yes, n (%)

71

2 (2.82)

0.88 (0.09–4.57)

1

 No, n (%)

252

8 (3.17)

  

Use of LLINs

 Yes, n (%)

88

2 (2.27)

0.66 (0.09–3.44)

0.73

 No, n (%)

235

8 (3.40)

  

Ventilation means

 Yes, n (%)

252

7 (2.78)

1.51 (0.31–6.86)

0.46

 No, n (%)

71

3 (4.23)

  

Use of insecticide

 Yes, n (%)

20

0 (0)

-

1

 No

303

10 (3.30)

  

Age group (in years)

 [12–17], n (%)

15

1 (6.67)

-

0.69

 [18–22], n (%)

97

3 (3.10)

  

 [23–27], n (%)

69

2 (2.90)

  

  ≥ 28, n (%)

142

4 (2.82)

  

Gravidity

- Primigravida, n (%)

81

5 (6.17)

3.12 (0.76–12.83

0.13

- Multigravida, n (%)

242

5 (2.07)

  

Parity

 Primipara, n (%)

85

5 (5.88)

2.91 (0.71–11.97)

0.14

 Multipara, n (%)

238

5 (2.10)

  

IPTp-SP course

 Complete

215

4 (1.19)

3.10 (0.76–13.42)

0.09

 Incomplete

108

6 (5.56)