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Fig 1.

PRISMA flowchart of study selection.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of studies included in meta-analysis for S. japonicum.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of included studies for S. mekongi.

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Table 3.

Summary estimates of diagnostic accuracy for S. japonicum (stool examination as a reference standard).

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Fig 2.

Forest plot of sensitivity/specificity of ELISA (S. japonicum with stool examination as a reference standard).

Note: a-SjSAP5 + Sj23-LHD ELISA; b-SjSAP4 + Sj23-LHD ELISA; c-SjSAP5 ELISA; d-SjSAP4 ELISA; e-Sj23-LHD ELISA; *-AWA ELISA; **-rsj29 ELISA.

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Fig 3.

Forest plot of sensitivity/specificity of IHA (S. japonicum with stool examination as a reference standard).

Note: *-IHA_A; **-IHA_B.

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Fig 4.

Forest plot of sensitivity/specificity of PCR (S. japonicum with stool examination as a reference standard).

Note: a-Fecal ddPCR; b-Serum ddPCR; c-Urine ddPCR; d-Saliva ddPCR.

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Fig 5.

HSROC curve for ELISA (S. japonicum with stool examination as a reference standard).

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Fig 6.

HSROC curve for IHA (S. japonicum with stool examination as a reference standard).

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Fig 7.

HSROC curve for PCR (S. japonicum with stool examination as a reference standard).

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Fig 8.

Risk of bias and applicability concerns graph: each domain presented as percentages across included studies.

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Fig 9.

Risk of bias and applicability concerns summary for each domain of the included studies.

Note: Blank cell represents the study not reported respective index test.

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