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    Prevalence of taeniasis during mass stool screening at study end by eligibility for ring-screening intervention.

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    <p>* adj. PR  =  Prevalence ratio adjusted for age, sex, number of household residents and household clustering using binomial family Generalized Estimating Equations with log link and robust sandwich-type errors.</p><p>Prevalence of taeniasis during mass stool screening at study end by eligibility for ring-screening intervention.</p

    Maps of Rica Playa, Tumbes, Peru, showing the geographic locations of people with taeniasis and heavily-infected cysticercotic pigs.

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    <p>Green stars indicate the 5 households in which 6 coproantigen-positive individuals resided. A. Red circles indicate 100-meter ring radius around households where a tongue-positive pig was raised. There were 11 tongue-positive pigs raised in 7 different households (2 overlap on map). B. Blue circles indicate 100-meter ring radius around households where a seropositive pig with more than 4 reactive bands on EITB LLGP was raised. There were 8 pigs with 4+ reactive bands in 8 separate households.</p

    Prevalence of positive laboratory results for <i>Taenia solium</i> infection in humans by geographic relation to a household containing at least one tongue-positive pig, Rica Playa, Tumbes, Peru.

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    <p>CI = Confidence interval.</p><p>PR = Prevalence ratio.</p>*<p>Generalized estimating equations (GEE) with household as the clustering variable and using robust sandwich-type standard errors. Best-fitting models for residents living within 100 meters of a tongue-positive pig included the following variables; 1) EITB LLGP; age and number of pigs raised within the house, 2) EITB r33; number of pigs raised within the house only, 3) ELISA coproantigen; age only.</p
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