|
East Africa
|
|
Grijsen et al., 2008 [24]
|
Kenya
|
§Baseline of a prospective cohort study
|
Men at high-risk for HIV infection
|
536
|
27 (24–33)
|
9/500 (1.8)
|
21.0
| |
|
Smith et al., 2010 [45]
|
Kenya
|
§Baseline of RCT3 on male circumcision
|
HIV negative sexually active men
|
2168
|
20 (19–28)
|
12/2168 (0.6) Overall 10/1089 (0.9) HIV + 2/1079 ( 0.2) HIV-
| | |
|
Tobian et al., 2012 [46]
|
Uganda
|
†Cross-sectional
|
Heterosexual men
|
1399
|
15-49
|
23/1399 (1.6)a Overall 16/421 (3.8)a HIV + 7/978 (0.7)a HIV –
| | |
|
Central and South Africa
|
|
Le Bacq et al., 1993 [31]
|
Zimbabwe
|
§Cross-sectional
|
New STD clinic attendees
|
319
| |
39/319 (12.2)
|
61.0
| |
|
Maher et al. 1995 [32]
|
Malawi
|
§Cross-sectional
|
In-patient male patients in general medical care
|
62
|
39 (20–90)
|
3/62 (4.8)
| | |
|
Machekano et al., 2000 [47]
|
Zimbabwe
|
§Baseline of prospective cohort study
|
Male factory workers who reported symptoms of STDs
|
374
| |
22/374 (6.0)
|
20
| |
|
Müller et al., 2010 [48]
|
South Africa
|
§Cross-sectional
|
Heterosexual men attending sexual health services
|
214
|
29.8 ± 7.5
|
108/214 (50.5)
|
49.5
| |
|
West Africa
|
|
Okesola et al., 2000 [40]
|
Nigeria
|
§Cross-sectional
|
STD2 clinic attendees
|
1,373
|
17-74
|
4.1
| | |
|
Wade et al., 2005 [49]
|
Senegal
|
§Cross sectional
|
Men who have sex with men
|
463
|
18-52
|
13/463 (2.8)
|
18.1
|
21.5% Overall 0.5% HIV-2 2 2.9% HIV-1 & HIV-
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