Teresa Phillips, Alexis Brierty, Denni Goodchild, Benjamin L Patritti, Anna Murphy, Mark Boocock, Leanne Dwan, Elyse Passmore, Michelle McGrath, Julie Edwards
Australia and New Zealand Clinical Motion Analysis Group (ANZ-CMAG) clinical practice recommendations
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study aimed assess prevalence associated factors intestinal parasitic infections among school children amber primary school northwest ethiopia schoolbased crosssectional study conducted amber primary school december 2019 january 2020 semistructured questionnaire used collect sociodemographic data clinical characteristics direct wet mount technique applied detection identification intestinal parasites total 384 participants included study 503 males 654 age group 912 years prevalence least one intestinal parasite 268 n 103 136 n 14 mixed infections hymenolepis nana prevalent intestinal parasite 52 followed entamoeba histolyticadispar 49 hookworm 47 male children adjusted odds ratio 0624 95 confidence interval 03920993 whose mother completed elementary school adjusted odds ratio 2171 95 confidence interval 10124658 significantly associated intestinal parasite infections p 005 intestinal parasitic infections remained important health problem among school children study area appropriate intervention measures taken reduce burden related morbidities