Indonesia Health Profile 2010

children (0‐14 years of age) among new cases can indicate transmission oncommunity. Proportion of second grade deformity in 2010 was 10.71%, andproportion of children (0‐14 years of age) among new cases was 11.19%.GRAPH 3.20PROPORTION OF SECOND GRADE DEFORMITYAND PROPORTION OF CHILDREN (0­14 YEARS) AMONG NEW CASESIN INDONESIA, 2001­2010Source: DG of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Ministry of Health RI, 2011The Graph 3.20 illustrates that proportion of second grade deformity rosefrom 2002 to 2010. There were rising rising trend of proportion of children from2005 to 2009. It slighly declined from 11.44% in 2009 to 11.19 in 2010. Furtherinformation of leprosy are on Annex 3.22.f. YawsYaws may lead to disability when there are no proper case managementconducted. It is mostly found on areas with low accessibility of health care, and poorpersonal hygiene. Obstacle on accessing safe water may hinder eradication of yaws.The disease still remained as health burden although its prevalence was lowerthan 1 per 100,000 population. Yaws prevalence decreased dramatically from 2.21 in1985 to almost zero in 1995. After 1995, yaws control were no longer one of priorityprogram and the disease control were inadequate. Therefore yaws prevalence slowlydecreased after 1995. Cases and prevalence of yaws are given on the following Graph3.21.56