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Table 1 Characteristics of studies included in the systematic review and meta-analysis of TTIs among blood donors in Ethiopia

From: Sero-epidemiology and associated factors of HIV, HBV, HCV and syphilis among blood donors in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

First Author

Publication year

Sampling year

Study Design

Blood donor type

Setting

Sample Size

Blood donor by sex

HIV

HBV

HCV

Syphilis

Male

Female

HIV reactive

HIV Diagnosis method

HBVsAg reactive

HBVSAg Diagnosis method

Anti-HCV reactive

Anti-HCV Diagnosis Method

Syphilis Reactive

Syphilis Diagnosis Method

Asrie F et al.

2016

2015

Prospective

–

North Gondar

558

351

207

1.4%(8/558)

4th Gen ELISA

3.9% (22/558)

4th Gen ELISA

1.8% (10/558)

4th Gen ELISA

–

–

Teklemariam Z, et al.

2018

2008–2015

Retrospective

Both

Harar

11,382

9403

1978

0.6%(69/11382)

ELISA

4.4% (5001/11382)

ELISA

0.8% (91/11382)

ELISA

1.6% (182/11382)

ELISA

Habte Y et al.

2016

2009–2014

Retrospective

Both

Dire Diwa

4157

3434

723

–

–

3.73% (155/4157)

–

–

–

–

–

Sharew B et al.

2017

2008–2012

Retrospective

Both

Desie

9384

7514

1870

5.1%(476/9384)

4th Gen ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Diressa T et al.

2018

2014–2017

Retrospective

Both

North Shewa

8460

5644

2816

0.25%(21/8460)

4th Gen ELISA

1.2% (103/8460)

4th Gen ELISA

0.32% (27/8460)

ELISA

0.71% (60/8460)

TPHA

Seyoum E, et al.

2005

2003

Prospective

–

Addis Ababa

408

–

–

4.2%(17/408)

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

Ambachew H, et al.

2018

2016

Prospective

–

Hawassa

2237

–

–

1.7%(38/2237)

4th Gen ELISA

4.7% (106/2237)

4th Gen ELISA

0.5% (11/2237)

ELISA

0.5% (11/2237)

ELISA

Degefa B et al.

2018

2011–2014

Retrospective

Both

Mekelle

10,728

3750

6978

1.03%(111/10728)

4th Gen ELISA

3.8% (407/10728)

4th Gen ELISA

1.33% (143/10728)

ELISA

–

–

Abate M et al.

2016

2010–2014

Retrospective

Both

Jigjiga

6827

6648

179

3.16%(216/6827)

4th Gen ELISA

9.48% (647/6827)

4th Gen ELISA

0.73% (50/6827)

ElISA

0.73% (50/6827)

RPR

Frommel D et al.

1993

1991

Prospective

Volunteer

Addis Ababa

220

133

87

–

2nd Gen ELISA

–

–

1.4% (3/220)

ELISA

–

–

Gelaw B et al.

2007

2002–2003

Prospective

-

Amhara & Tigrai

600

578

22

–

–

6.2% (37/600)

Immunochromatography

1.7% (10/600)

Immunochromatography

–

–

Gezahegn et al.

2012

2007–2010

Retrospective

Both

Jimma

3788

3034

754

–

ELISA

1.0% (39/3788)

–

–

–

–

–

Hundie GB et al.

2016

2013–2014

Prospective

Both

National

56,885

40,204

16,681

–

–

3.9% (2217/56885)

4th Gen ELISA

0.52% (294/56885)

–

–

–

Kebede W et al.

2017

2010–2015

Retrospective

Both

Jimma

10,733

7608

3125

0.2%(23/10733)

ELISA

3.05% (328/10733)

ELISA

0.2% (22/10733)

ELISA

0.14% (15/10733)

ELISA

Yemi A et al.

2011

2010

Retrospective

Both

Jimma

6,063

4802

1261

2.1%(129/6063)

ELISA

2.1% (126/6063)

ELISA

0.2% (10/6063)

ELISA

0.7% (44/6063)

RPR

Tsega E et al.

1995

1992–1994

Prospective

Volunteer

Addis Ababa

500

–

–

–

–

–

–

1.4% (7/500)

ELISA

–

–

Tsega E et al.

1987

1986

Prospective

Volunteer

Addis Ababa

459

409

50

–

–

11% (50/459

ELISA

–

–

–

–

Tessema B et al.

2010

2003–2007

Retrospective

Both

North Gondar

6361

5592

769

3.8%(239/6361)

ELISA

4.7% (298/6361)

ELISA

0.7% (35/6361)

ELISA

1.3% (83/6361)

RPR

Terefe JE et al.

Unpublished

2008–2013

Retrospective

Both

Addis Ababa

173,207

135,007

38,200

1.6%(2848/173207)

ELISA

5.0% (8743/173207)

ELISA

1.4% (2357/173207)

ELISA

0.1% (93/173207)

ELISA

Sisay Y et al.

1995

1987–1989

Retrospective

Both

National

19,408

16,735

2473

–

–

–

–

–

–

4.5% (870/19408)

–

Birhan W et al.

Unpublished

2016–2017

Prospective

Volunteer

Amhara

987

554

433

0.4%(4/987)

4th Gen ELISA

3.65% (36/987)

4th Gen ELISA

0.2% (2/987)

ELISA

0.91% (9/987)

RPR + TPHA

Ataro Z et al.

2018

2010–2013

Retrospective

Both

Dire Dawa

6376

5430

946

1.24%(79/6376)

ELISA

4.67% (275/6376)

ELISA

0.96% (61/6376)

ELISA

0.44% (28/6376)

RPR

Mohammed Y et al.

2016

2010–2013

Retrospective

Both

Jijiga

4224

4171

53

0.1% (6/4224)

ELISA

10.9% (460/4224)

ELISA

0.4% (17/4224)

ELISA

0.1% (4/4224)

ELISA

Assefa A et al.

2013

2007–2008

Prospective

Both

Bahir Dar

2384

2177

207

–

–

4.11% (98/2384)

ELISA

0.63% (5/2384)

ELISA

–

–

Biadgo B et al.

2017

2010–2012

Retrospective

Both

North Gondar

6741

5311

1160

2.24% (145/6471)

4th Gen ELISA

3.6% (233/6471)

3rd Gen ELISA

0.8% (51/6471)

3rd Gen ELISA

–

–

Berhanselase M

2016

2009–2103

Retrospective

Both

Hawassa

6306

5471

835

1.6% (101/6306)

4th Gen ELISA

4.8% (303/6306)

ELISA

0.6% (38/6306)

ELISA

0.5% (32/6306)

RPR

Biseteg FS et al.

2016

2015

Prospective

-

Wolaytsodo

390

291

99

6.4% (25/390)

4th Gen ELISA

9.5% (37/390)

3rd Gen ELISA

8.5% (33/390)

3rd Gen ELISA

7.9% (31/390)

ELISA

Bonja F et al.

2017

2015

Prospective

Both

Hawassa

384

258

126

1.6% (6/384)

–

4.2% (16/384)

–

0.5% (2/384)

–

0.8% (3/384)

 

Kassu A et al.

2006

1995–2002

Retrospective

Both

North Gondar

11,204

10,659

545

9.9% (1109/11204)

ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Rahlenbeck SL et al.

1997

1994–1995

Prospective

Both

North Gondar

2186

2186

0

14.5% (317/2186)

ELISA

14.4% (79/549)

3rd Gen latex test

–

–

12.9% (283/2186)

RPR

Zewde D et al.

1991

1989

Prospective

-

Addis Ababa

408

–

–

2.9% (12/408)

ELISA

10.8% (44/408)

ELISA

–

–

–

–

Desie A et al.

2007

2006

Prospective

Both

Bahir Dar

324

283

41

11.7% (38/324)

4th Gen ELISA

25% (81/324)

3rd Gen ELISA

13.3% (43/324)

3rd Gen ELISA

1.2% (4/324)

RPR

Ramos JM et al.

2008

1998–2006

Retrospective

Both

west Arsi

3305

2754

551

1.5% (51/3305)

Immunochromatography

–

–

–

–

–

–

Ramos JM et al.

2016

2007–2012

Retrospective

–

west Arsi

2606

–

–

0.73% (19/2606)

Immunochromatography

4.95% (129/2606)

Immunochromatography

1.68% (44/2606)

Immunochromatography

0.84% (22/2606)

RPR

sentlens RE et al.

2002

1991

Prospective

–

Ethiopia

2610

2069

505

7.7% (207/2610)

ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Dro E et al.

2008

2004

Prospective

–

North Gondar

600

537

63

4.5% (27/600)

ELISA

8.2% (49/600)

ELISA

5.8% (35/600)

ELISA

–

–

Kabato AA et al.

2016

2015

Prospective

–

Arba Minch

359

179

162

–

–

4.7% (17/359)

ELISA

–

–

–

–

Shiferaw E et al.

2019

2014/2015- 2017/2018

Retrospective

Both

Bahir Dar

35,435

23,032

12,403

0.5% (160/35435)

ELISA

3.9% (1389/35435)

ELISA

0.6% (203/35435)

ELISA

1.2% (429/35435)

ELISA

Azerefegn E et al.

2018

2015

Retrospective

Both

Hawassa

6849

–

–

–

4th Gen ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Berhanu S et al.

2018

2017

Retrospective

Both

Debre tabor

7255

–

–

–

4th Gen ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Bialfew Y et al.

2018

2018

Prospective

Volunteer

Debre Markos

403

–

–

–

ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Heyredin I et al.

2019

2018

Prospective

Both

Dire Dawa

500

–

–

–

ELISA

–

–

–

–

–

–

Assefa A et al.

1994

1989–1993

Retrospective

–

Gondar

3696

3066

630

10.85 (401/3696)

ELISA

–

–

–

–

7.9% (181/2299)

RPR

Negash M et al.

2019

2018

Prospective

Volunteer

Debre Tabor

310

198

112

2.58% (8/310)

ELISA

5.81% (18/310)

ELISA

4.2%(13/310)

ELISA

–

–

Tigabu et l

2019

2018

Retrospective

Volunteer

Gondar

5983

5118

856

2.5%(147/5983)

4th gen ELISA

4.1%(244/5983)

3rd gen ELISA

1.6%(98/5983)

3rd gen ELISA

–

–

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