Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis
Abstract It is estimated that more than 4% of the causes of inpatient deaths in 2017 were due to diarrheal diseases. The current study is aimed to provide pooled prevalence of microorganisms causing diarrhea among Sudanese as well as determine any socio-cultural risk factors associated. A systematic...
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| description | Abstract It is estimated that more than 4% of the causes of inpatient deaths in 2017 were due to diarrheal diseases. The current study is aimed to provide pooled prevalence of microorganisms causing diarrhea among Sudanese as well as determine any socio-cultural risk factors associated. A systematic review of the literature was conducted and regulated in accordance to PRISMA. After abstract and full text screening Twenty-one research articles were recruited to the study. Among witch eighteen research articles determined prevalence of causative microorganisms of Diarrhea; eight research articles determining prevalence of causative microorganisms of Diarrhea were conducted in Khartoum State, five in Gezira State, two in White Nile State, one in Kordofan State while two studies were conducted in several States. Moreover, majority of studies were concerned of prevalence among children while two studies were toward general population as well as mothers of children. The pooled prevalence of viral diarrhea in less than five years old children was 22.90% [15.37, 30.43] among more than 14 thousands’ participants, the pooled prevalence of parasitic diarrhea was 31.40% [19.53, 43.27] among participants from different age groups while the pooled prevalence of bacterial diarrhea was 36.20% [14.00, 58.40]. No associated risk factors were able to be synthesized from included studies. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-c186ab0d8195480cb303f87b57028e172024-01-07T12:13:03ZengBMCBMC Infectious Diseases1471-23342024-01-0124111110.1186/s12879-023-08920-7Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysisMM Badawi0MA SalahEldin1AB Idris2EB Idris3SG Mohamed4Higher Academy for Strategic and Security StudiesMedical Microbiology Department, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Sciences, University of KhartoumGeneral Surgery Resident, Sudan Medical Specialization BoardDepartment of Medical Microbiology, Rashid Medical ComplexMedical Microbiology Department, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Sciences, University of KhartoumAbstract It is estimated that more than 4% of the causes of inpatient deaths in 2017 were due to diarrheal diseases. The current study is aimed to provide pooled prevalence of microorganisms causing diarrhea among Sudanese as well as determine any socio-cultural risk factors associated. A systematic review of the literature was conducted and regulated in accordance to PRISMA. After abstract and full text screening Twenty-one research articles were recruited to the study. Among witch eighteen research articles determined prevalence of causative microorganisms of Diarrhea; eight research articles determining prevalence of causative microorganisms of Diarrhea were conducted in Khartoum State, five in Gezira State, two in White Nile State, one in Kordofan State while two studies were conducted in several States. Moreover, majority of studies were concerned of prevalence among children while two studies were toward general population as well as mothers of children. The pooled prevalence of viral diarrhea in less than five years old children was 22.90% [15.37, 30.43] among more than 14 thousands’ participants, the pooled prevalence of parasitic diarrhea was 31.40% [19.53, 43.27] among participants from different age groups while the pooled prevalence of bacterial diarrhea was 36.20% [14.00, 58.40]. No associated risk factors were able to be synthesized from included studies.https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-023-08920-7Developing countriesGastritisAfrica |
| spellingShingle | MM Badawi MA SalahEldin AB Idris EB Idris SG Mohamed Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis BMC Infectious Diseases Developing countries Gastritis Africa |
| title | Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis |
| title_full | Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis |
| title_fullStr | Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis |
| title_short | Diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of Sudan and socio cultural risks related; systematic review and meta analysis |
| title_sort | diarrheal diseases prevalence among children of sudan and socio cultural risks related systematic review and meta analysis |
| topic | Developing countries Gastritis Africa |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-023-08920-7 |
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