Use of serology to assess the probability of public health action needed for trachoma in coastal Ecuador
Kamau, E.; Simbana Vivanco, L.; Torres Ayala, S.; Walas, N.; Cooley, G.; Coleman, C.; Goodhew, E. B.; Martin, D. L.; Burroughs, H.; Calvopina, M.; Cevallos, W.; Vivero, S.; Nipaz, V.; Coloma, J.; Lee, G. O.; Trueba, G.; Eisenberg, J. N. S.; Levy, K.; Arnold, B. F.
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We evaluated the probability of need for public health action against trachoma in Esmeraldas province, Ecuador. Compared to global references, seroconversion rates to Chlamydia trachomatis Pgp3 in children suggest high probability of action needed in rural villages (91%) and lower in more urban areas (32%), motivating further trachoma assessment.
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