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Fig 1.

PRISMA flowchart, showing the search and study selection strategy.

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Table 1.

Global, regional and sub-regional pooled T-seroprevalence (results from 250 studies performed in 71 countries).

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Fig 2.

Forest plot of the T-seroprevalence by WHO-region and globally.

ES: estimated T-seroprevalence for WHO-regions and individual countries.

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Fig 3.

T-seroprevalence (%) in humans worldwide. Maps drawn by the authors; they are original and have not been published previously.

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Table 2.

The global T-seroprevalence and number of seropositive people in the general population in the WHO regions.

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Table 3.

T-seroprevalence in the general population based on sub-groups according to different socio-demographic and geographic parameters, calculated using a random effects model (REM).

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Fig 4.

Meta-regression analysis showing a non-statistically significant upward trend in the rates of T-seroprevalence in humans with increasing contamination of soil with Toxocara eggs.

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Table 4.

Risk factors associated with seropositivity to Toxocara in the general population in the world.

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