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Table 1 Design and basic summary of included cross-sectional surveys and cohort studies

From: The spatial signature of Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium falciparum infections: quantifying the clustering of infections in cross-sectional surveys and cohort studies

Study type

Country (reference)

Number of participants

Timing and duration

P. vivax PCR prevalence (%)

P. falciparum PCR prevalence (%)

Median age [range]

Gender [%]

Cross-sectional surveys (sampling once)

Cambodia (9)

4200

Dec 2017–Apr 2018 (dry season)

6.4

3.0

22 years [2–79]

Female 53

Thailand (7)

4309

Sep–Oct 2012 (low transmission season)

3.1

0.9

20 years [0–92]

Female 52

Brazil (6)

2010 (Survey 1)

Nov 2012–Jan 2013 (rainy season)

4.3

0.8

23 years [0–100†]

Female 47

2073 (Survey 2)

Aug–Sep 2013 (dry season)

3.4

 < 0.1

25 years [0–100†]

Female 48

Solomon Islands (48)

3501

May–June 2012 (minimal seasonality)

13.4

0.1

18 years [1–100]

Female 53

Cohort studies (monthly sampling)

Thailand (8)

999 (14 sampling visits)

May 2013–Jun 2014

1.7–4.2*

0–1.3*

23 years [1–82]

Female 54

Brazil (47)

1274 (13 sampling visits)

Apr 2013–Mar 2014

2.5–6.5*

0–1.0*

25 years [0–100†]

Female 49

  1. *Range of monthly prevalence
  2. †Some individuals had reported ages greater than 100 years. In these cases, record keeping was considered not sufficiently robust to provide an accurate estimate of age