Table 1.
Chinese national standard for schistosomiasis transmission control, interruption and elimination (GB 15976-2015).
Table 2.
Recent publications with new studies on schistosome infection in wild rodents in Anhui of China after the published work [5].
Fig 1.
Prevalence of Schistosoma japonicum infections in wild rodents reported recently in Anhui of China.
Horizontal lines indicate 95% CIs; horizontal points of the red diamond are the limits of the overall 95% CIs; and the dashed line shows the position of the overall prevalence. The included studies are ordered by year of publication.
Fig 2.
Number of records on Schistosoma japonicum in four regions retrieved from four databases (i.e., three Chinese CNKI, Wanfang and Weipu, and one English Pubmed) published from Jan 1, 2010 to May 28, 2024.
Search terms “xuexichong” AND each of “Shitai, Wanzhi, Zongyang, or Jixi” (in pinyin) were used in the Chinese database, and search terms “Schistosoma japonicum” AND each of four region names in Pubmed.
Fig 3.
1. A proposed stratified surveillance strategy for rodent-borne Schistosoma japonicum transmission within mainland China (created in Biorender.com).