1. Efficacy of topical mosquito repellent (picaridin) plus long-lasting insecticidal nets versus long-lasting insecticidal nets alone for control of malaria: a cluster randomised controlled trial 
Vincent Sluydts, PhD, Lies Durnez, PhD, Somony Heng, MD, Charlotte Gryseels, MSc, Lydie Canier, MSc, Saorin Kim, BSc, Karel Van Roey, MSc, Karen Kerkhof, MSc, Nimol Khim, PhD, Sokny Mao, MSc, Sambunny Uk, MSc, Siv Sovannaroth, MD, Prof Koen Peeters Grietens, PhD, Tho Sochantha, MD, Didier Menard, PhD, Prof Marc Coosemans, PhD 
The Lancet Infectious Diseases 
Volume 16, Issue 10, Pages (October 2016)
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2. Figure 1
Design of the cluster randomised trial with two study groups. Grey boxes indicate the timing of the surveys during which the primary endpoint (PCR prevalence) was obtained
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3. Figure 2
Location of the communities allocated to treatment group by restricted randomisation in Ratanakiri province, Cambodia
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4. Figure 3
Trial profile
The recruited participants not analysed were not present during the 2 day sampling period in each cluster.
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