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Table 1 Summary of 12 studies reporting the prevalence of Campylobacter species in different parts of Ethiopia, from 2004 to 2020

From: Prevalence of Campylobacter species in human, animal and food of animal origin and their antimicrobial susceptibility in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Study identification

Quality score

Publication year

Region

Study area

Study population

Sample size

Types of sample

Diagnosis method

Prevalence (%)

Species

Characteristics

Specific

Total

C. jejuni

C. coli

Beyene et al. [24]

6

2004

Oromia

Jimma

Human

430

Stool

Culture

Children

11.6

11.6

Kassa et al. [25]

7

2007

Oromia

Jimma

Animal

485

Faeces

Culture

Chicken

68.1%

39.6

70.3

26.6

Pigs

50%

Sheep

38%

Cattle

12.6%

Dadi et al. [10]

5

2008

Oromia

DebreZeit/Addis Ababa

Food of animal origin

540

Raw meat

Culture

Raw meat

9.3*

9.3*

78

18

Woldemariam et al. [26]

5

2009

Oromia

DebreZeit

Animal

398

Carcass

Culture

Sheep

10.6

10.1

72.5

27.5

Goats

9.4

Ewnetu et al. [11]

6

2010

Amhara

Bahir Dar

Human

164

Stool

Culture

Patients

8

8

94.1

5.9

Animal

220

Cloacal samples

Culture

Chickens

72.7

72.7

92.5

7.5

Chanyalew et al. [27]

5

2013

Amhara

DebreBerhan

Animal

380

Carcass and fecal

Culture

Sheep

12.6

12.6

Lengerh et al. [13]

6

2013

Amhara

Gondar

Human

285

Stool

Culture

Under-five children

15.4

15.4

90.9

9.1

Getamesay et al. [30]

5

2014

Sidama

Hawasa

Human

158

Stool

Culture

Under-five children

12.7

12.7

Tafa et al. [15]

5

2014

Oromia

Jimma

Human

227

Stool

Culture

Under-five children

16.7*

16.7*

71.1

21.1

Abamecha et al. [31]

5

2015

Gambella

Lare

Animal

368

Faeces

Culture

Chicken

86.6%

56.5*

83.7

12.9

Cattle

48%

Sheep

39%

Goat

33.3%

Nigatu et al. [28]

7

2015

Amhara

Gondar

Animal

360

Faeces

Culture

Poultry

28.9%

25

56.8

43.2

Cattle

21.5%

Kebede et al. [29]

8

2017

Sidama

Hawasa

Human

215

Stool

Culture

HIV-patients

6.04

6.04

  1. aThe remaining species were C. lari