| 汤林华,邓达,顾政诚,尚乐园,尤显策,方莹.社会经济和地理因素对豫南地区恶性疟残存病例影响的定量流行病学调查[J].Chinese journal of Epidemiology,1990,11(4):205-208 |
| 社会经济和地理因素对豫南地区恶性疟残存病例影响的定量流行病学调查 |
| Quantitative Epidemiological Investigation on Social, Economic and Geographic Factors Contributing to Falciparum Malaria in Southern Henan Province |
| Received:May 03, 1989 Revised:October 13, 1989 |
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| KeyWord: 恶性疟 病例-对照研究 Logistic多元回归 |
| English Key Word: Falciparum malaria Case-control study Logistic multi-regression |
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| Author Name | Affiliation | | Tang Linhua | Department of Epidemiology, Institute of Parasitic Diseases, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Shanghai | | 邓达 | Department of Epidemiology, Institute of Parasitic Diseases, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Shanghai | | 顾政诚 | Department of Epidemiology, Institute of Parasitic Diseases, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Shanghai | | 尚乐园 | 河南省卫生防疫站 | | 尤显策 | 河南省卫生防疫站 | | 方莹 | Department of Epidemiology, Institute of Parasitic Diseases, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Shanghai |
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| Abstract: |
| 本文报告1988年在河南信阳地区进行的社会经济和地理因素对恶性疟残存病例影响的定量流行病学调査结果。调査采用病例-对照力法,对残存的65个恶性疟病例和195个对照者进行回頋性调查。所收集的27个有关社会经济和地理因素经定量化后输入微机IBM PC/XT,按条件Logistic多元回归模型程序处理,得出6个与残存病例关系密切的因素,即莩生地类型、黄棕壤土、疟防基本知识、露宿习惯、家庭成员疟史和大牲畜数。分析结果与当地流行病学特征比较符合。 |
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| A case-control study was conducted at Xinyang prefecture, Henan province in 1988 to investigate social, economic and geographic factors believed to be associated with the occurrence of residual falciparum malaria cases. Data were obtained from 65 residual cases and 195 matched control samples from neighbours, residents in the same village and extravillage. The questionnaire contained a total of 27 relevant items. The results of analysis of conditional logistic multi-regression model with IBM PC/XT microcomputer showed that six important risk factors related to residual falciparum malaria cases, i.e., the type of breeding places, yellow-brown soil, the knowledge of malaria transmission, open-sleep habit, family's malaria history and number of livestock. The epidemiological significance of these findings was discussed briefly. |
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