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HLA and filariasis in Sri Lankans and Indians.

Chan S H, Dissanayake S, Mak J W, Ismail M M, Wee G B, Srinivasan N, Soo B H, Zaman V

Abstract

Similar HLA association was found in patients with elephantiasis in Sri Lankans and Southern Indians. HLA-B15 was observed in 13/44 (30%) Sri Lankan patients with elephantiasis compared to 1/27 (4%) Sri Lankan controls (p = .0058; RR = 10.9) and in 5/8 (28%) Southern Indian elephantiasis compared to 10/101 (10%) Southern Indian controls (p = 0.04; RR = 3.5). In combining the data, the significance of the difference of the frequency of B15 between patients with elephantiasis and controls was even more marked (p = 0.00045; corrected p = 0.012; RR = 4.4).

Article Info
Journal
The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health
Abbr.
Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health
Published
1985-03-06
Indexed
1985-03-06
Updated
2006-11-15
Language
English
Country/Region
Thailand
NLM ID
0266303
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