Mandisa M Mdingi

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TRICHOMONAS Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures AFRICA Trichomonas vaginalis is the most common non-viral sexually transmitted infection (STI) worldwide, with an estimated 156 million new cases per year globally.1 Incidence and prevalence are highest in low-income settings, especially the African region.2 If symptomatic, T. vaginalis causes vaginal discharge and dysuria. Untreated T.

This description gives an overview of the statistical methods for each objective. A detailed statistical analysis plan will be published separately and made publicly available. We will describe the numbers of women enrolled and available at each follow-up visit in a flow chart. We will present descriptive tables of sociodemographic, behavioural and clinical characteristics and compare women with complete follow-up with those lost to follow-up.