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    Assessing the Efficacy of High-Dose Rifampicin plus Albendazole against Onchocerciasis
    (KNUST, 2026) Ahiadorme, Monica; Debrah, Linda Batsa; Debrah, Alexander Yaw; et al.
    The dataset provides de identified participant data from the ASTAWOL clinical trial (https://kccr-ghana.org/research-impact/research-groups/filariasis-2/), a phase II pilot study investigating the efficacy and safety of high-dose rifampicin (RIF) plus albendazole (ALB) in treating onchocerciasis. The trial was conducted in the Sefwi Akontombra District, Ghana – an area endemic for this parasitic disease. Study Design: Participants (adults aged 18–55 with confirmed onchocercomata and microfilaria) were randomized into four treatment arms: RIF+ALB (7 or 14 days), ALB alone (14 days), and No Treatment, alongside six-month ivermectin administration. Data Included: The dataset encompasses comprehensive clinical data including demographic characteristics, treatment allocation, adverse events, laboratory safety parameters, skin microfilarial densities, Wolbachia depletion measurements via qPCR, and detailed immunohistology analysis of surgically removed onchocercomata tissue to assess embryogenesis and worm viability. Access and Use: Access to this dataset is subject to reasonable requests to the corresponding author, obtaining relevant institutional ethics approval, and proper acknowledgement and citation of the original study.

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