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Table 1 Characteristics of the cohort children during a 28-month longitudinal community study of Campylobacter infection, Moramanga, 2010-2012

From: Campylobacter infection in a cohort of rural children in Moramanga, Madagascar

Characteristics

 

N

(%)

Demographic data n = 508

   

Sex

Male

249

(49.0)

Female

259

(51.0)

Age group (months)

< 6

295

(58.1)

6-11

74

(14.5)

12-17

64

(12.6)

18-23

75

(14.7)

Nutritional status data n = 506

Stunting

Yes

151

(29.8)

No

355

(70.2)

Underweight

Yes

46

(9.1)

No

460

(81.9)

Wasting

Yes

5

(0.9)

No

501

(99.1)

Households data n = 439

Number of persons/room (mean ± SD) 3.7 (±1.7)

Floor

Concrete

271

(67.1)

Mud

168

(32.9)

Cooking area

Yes

411

(80.9)

No

28

(19.1)

Shower area

Yes

50

(11.4)

No

389

(88.6)

Latrin

Yes

281

(64.0)

No

158

(36.0)

Domestic animals

Yes

134

(30.5)

No

305

(69.5)

Livestock #

Yes

109

(24.8)

No

330

(75.2)

Fowl§

Yes

279

(63.5)

No

160

(36.5)

Goods£

Yes

434

(98.8)

No

5

(1.2)

Source of drinking water

Tubewell, borehole

201

(45.8)

Surface waters

239

(54.2)

Water drinking storage

Protected

139

(31.6)

Unprotected

300

(68.4)

Garbage in the concession

Yes

222

(50.6)

No

217

(49.4)

Data about mother n = 416

Age (years) (mean ± SD) 28.3 (±9)

Maternal education

Primary

294

(70.7)

Secondary

91

(21.9)

Superior

4

(0.9)

 

No education

27

(6.5)

  1. SD: standard-deviation.
  2. #Ownership of one of the following: cow, ox, sheep, pig, rabbit.
  3. §Ownership of one of the following: chicken, duck, goose.
  4. £Ownership of one of the following: radio, television, bicycle, sewing machine, mobile phone, rice fields, house.