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Table 2 Origin of imported cases, delay in notifications and duration of viraemia (in days) in north Queensland, Australia (Data set 2)

From: Epidemiology of dengue in a high-income country: a case study in Queensland, Australia

 

Years

Source of importation

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

Total (%)

Not indicated

     

3

      

2

 

5 (2.2)

Cambodia

       

1

1

2

  

1

 

5 (2.2)

Cook Islands

           

3

  

3 (1.3)

East Timor

  

7

2

2

 

3

1

 

1

1

2

1

 

20 (8.9)

Fiji

     

1

     

3

  

4 (1.8)

India

     

1

 

1

   

1

 

1

4 (1.8)

Indonesia

 

1

   

3

   

5

7

6

21

12

55 (24.6)

Laos

         

1

  

1

 

2 (0.9)

Malaysia

          

1

1

3

 

5 (2.2)

PNG

1

4

6

4

1

8

1

1

1

1

3

1

15

5

52 (23.2)

Philippines

    

1

 

1

2

 

2

 

1

7

1

15 (6.7)

Samoa

   

1

      

1

1

  

3 (1.3)

Sri Lanka

      

2

1

  

2

   

5 (2.2)

Thailand

2

1

 

3

1

  

1

1

2

 

4

9

6

30 (13.4)

Vanuatu

    

2

     

1

1

  

4 (1.8)

Viet Nam

        

1

 

1

2

3

1

8 (3.6)

Others1

          

1

1

1

1

4 (1.8)

Total

3

6

13

10

7

16

7

8

4

14

18

27

64

27

224

Delay of notification 2

5.7 [2–11]

5.3 [2–9]

1.8 [0–4]

2.7 [0–8]

1.4 [0–6]

7.3 [0–49]

2.0 [0–6]

3.4 [0–7]

3.2 [1–5]

4.4 [0–10]

6.7 [0–30]

5.4 [0–61]

3.8 [0–23]

3.2 [0–11]

 

Duration of viraemia 2

6.7 [3–12]

5.0 [3–9]

4.0 [0–7]

3.9 [0–6]

6.1 [3–11]

7.0 [1–12]

10.0 [5–12]

6.9 [2–12]

6.3 [3–10]

7.3 [0–12]

6.6 [0–12]

8.1 [0–12]

5.2 [0–12]

5.4 [1–12]

 
  1. 1 Others: represent individual source of importation: Guyana, Panama, Timor-Leste and Tonga.
  2. 2 Mean and range of delay in notification and duration of viraemia (days).