Figure 3

Univariable sensitivity analysis, varying the proportion of PID cases due chlamydia in the control group. Panel A, fraction of progression needed in each type of timing of progression: immediate progression (dashed line); constant progression (solid line); and progression at the end (dashed-dotted line). Panels B- D, cumulative incidences of PID cases caused by chlamydia and other microorganisms after one year in the control group (dashed line) and in the intervention group (solid line) for the three types of timing of progression: immediate progression (B); constant progression (C); and progression at the end (D). The baseline value scenario is indicated with a black dot. Proportion of PID cases due chlamydia infection in the control group from 13-53% using baseline values for all other parameters. The observed cumulative incidences of PID after one year (%) in the trial were: control group 1.9 (95% CI 1.2 to 2.9), intervention group 1.3 (95% CI 0.7 to 2.1).