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Table 1 Prevalence of G6PD deficiency and reference value of G6PD enzyme activity in the study areas

From: Prevalence of G6PD deficiency and diagnostic accuracy of a G6PD point-of-care test among a population at risk of malaria in Myanmar

Description

Over all Nay Pyi Taw

Ottara Thiri

Tatkon

Zayar Thiri

Total samples (males, females)

772 (579,193)

332 (299,33)

160 (80,80)

280 (200,80)

Age median (25,75 percentile)

32 (25,42)

33 (24,45)

32 (24,42)

30 (24,38)

History of malaria infection (%)

375/772 (49%)

190/332 (57%)

70/160 (44%)

115/280 (41%)

G6PD activity value (U/g Hb), SSA

 Adjusted male median (AMM)

6.3

6.6

7.8

5.8

 80% of AMM

5.04

5.28

6.24

4.64

 70% of AMM

4.41

4.62

5.46

4.06

 30% of AMM

1.89

1.98

2.34

1.74

G6PD activity value (U/g Hb), CareStartâ„¢ G6PD biosensor

 Adjusted male median (AMM)

2.58

2.58

  

 80% of AMM

2.06

2.06

  

 70% of AMM

1.81

1.81

  

 30% of AMM

0.77

0.77

  

Prevalence G6PD deficiency

 Spectrophotometry (< 1.89 U/g Hb)

10.9% (84/772)

12.0% (40/332)

13.1% (21/160)

8.2% (23/280)

 CareStart™ G6PD RDT

10.5% (81/772)

11.7% (39/332)

11.3% (18/160)

8.6% (24/280)

 CareStart™ G6PD biosensor (< 0.77 U/gHb)

12.67% (19/150)

12.67%(19/150)

  
  1. G6PD activity value by adjusted male median (80%, 70%, 30%) and prevalence of G6PD deficiency determined by Spectrophotometry and CareStartâ„¢ G6PD RDT in the study sites