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A statistical comparison was carried out among 3 different parameters, i. e. , egg count/volume, total egg countlsample and eggcountlhour, in regards to day-to-day variations of S. haematobium egg output in midday urination. Among 3 parameters, the egg countlhour showed the most stable value. In addition, the total egg cC?unt in a urine samplf7. was not correlated with the sample volume of the urine in the same individuals. We conclude, therefore, that the adoption of the egg countlhour was best as a parameter for a quantitative unit of intensity of infection for cohort studies where the changes of intensity of infection are monitored for a long period. The existing parameter for egg output expressed in terms of the egg countl10 mt volume of urine seems to be a less reliable reflection of the intensity of infection.

Egg count in urine to determine the intensity of Schistosoma haematobium infection.