enterobius vermicularis infection is well controlled among preschool children in nurseries of taipei city, taiwan
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Abstract
INTRODUCTION: Whether Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm) infections among preschool children in Taipei City had truly declined was investigated. METHODS: A total of 6,661 preschool children from 28 nurseries were randomly selected from 4 major geographic districts in Taipei City to examine the status of pinworm infection by using adhesive thin cellophane tape swab method. RESULTS: The overall prevalence of pinworm infection was 0.5% (30/6,661). Boys (0.6%; 21/3,524) had higher prevalence than girls (0.3%; 9/3,137) (p=0.06). Southern district (0.6%; 10/1,789) showed insignificantly higher prevalence than Western district (0.2%; 1/606) (p=0.22). CONCLUSIONS: Pinworm screening program remains necessary for some parts of Taipei City.
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| Authors | ;Tu-Bin Chu;Chien-Wei Liao;Takeshi Nara;Ying-Chie Huang;Chia-Mei Chou;Yu-Hsin Liu;Chia-Kwung Fan |
| Journal | mobile information systems |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1590/S0037-86822012000500020
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