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本文报道了泰国西部疟区的社会因素与疟疾传播关系和病人就医方式、医疗费用的调查结果。观察区为北碧府的50个村庄,共4232户、26475人和2个免费疟疾诊所,近3年来疟疾年带虫发病率为50～70‰。作者对1984年雨季(8～10月)在2个疟疾诊所就医的全部血检阳性疟疾病人200例与血检阴性1年内无疟史的居民200例进行了比较研究。将病例组和对照组按性别配对,为避免主观因素,血检结果全用编号,交询问者按表格内容逐项询问,以获得社会、人口学、经济、卫生习惯、疟疾传播知识、症状、就医方式、
This article reports on the social factors of malaria endemic areas in western Thailand, their relationship with malaria transmission, and the way in which patients are treated and their medical costs. The observation area is 50 villages in Kanchanaburi, a total of 4232 households, 26475 people and two free malaria clinics. The incidence of annual malaria parasites in the past three years was 50-70%. The authors compared 200 cases of all blood test-positive malaria patients seeking medical treatment in two malaria clinics during the rainy season (August-October) with one hundred and seventy cases of non-malaria-negative residents within one year of blood test in 1984. In order to avoid the subjective factors, the blood test results were all numbered, and the interrogators were asked one by one according to the contents of the questionnaire in order to obtain the social, demographic, economic, hygienic habits, knowledge of malaria transmission, symptoms, Medical treatment,