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SW Sayanika Devi Waikhom
IA Innocent Afeke
GK Grace Sefakor Kwawu
HM Hintermann Kobina Mbroh
GO George Yiadom Osei
BL Bengyella Louis
JD John Gameli Deku
EK Emmanuel Senyo Kasu
PM Prosper Mensah
CA Charles Yao Agede
CD Cornelius Dodoo
EA Emmanuel Akomanin Asiamah
JT John Tampuori
JK John Korbuvi
JO Japheth Awuletey Opintan
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Both clinical and laboratory data were extracted and recorded manually into an MS-office Excel software Version 1908 (Microsoft Corporation Copyright 2016). Data was later analyzed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences Version 22 (SPSS, SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA). Categorical data variables were statistically described in the form of frequencies and percentages while continuous data variables were summarized as mean (Standard Deviation). The association between categorical variables were done using chi-square test. P-value was considered significant if less than 0.05. Univariate logistic regression model was used to identify potential risk factors of VVC. The association between VVC and clinical presentations of study participants was determined using chi-square test.

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