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Table 2 Distribution by German federal state for samples of 20,914 dogs tested for Babesia spp. by PCR from January 2007 to December 2020 that were sent in by veterinarians

From: Molecular detection of Babesia spp. in dogs in Germany (2007–2020) and identification of potential risk factors for infection

Federal states

Tested dogs (n)

Tested positive [n; percentage in brackets; 95% CI lower limit, 95% CI upper limit in parentheses]

Baden-Wuerttemberg

2497

98 [4.0% (3.2, 4.8)]

Bavaria

1669

56 [3.4% (2.6, 4.4)]

Berlin/Brandenburg

2366

72 [3.1% (2.4, 3.8)]

Hesse

1836

95 [5.2% (4.2, 6.3)]

Lower Saxony/Bremen

2742

71 [2.6% (2.0, 3.3)]

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

412

6 [1.5% (0.6, 3.3)]

North Rhine-Westphalia

4685

109 [2.3% (1.9, 2.8)]

Rhineland Palatinate

1972

33 [1.7% (1.2, 2.4)]

Saarland

601

46 [7.7% (5.7, 10.2)

Saxony

622

21 [3.4% (2.2, 5.2)]

Saxony-Anhalt

405

31 [7.7% (5.3, 10.8)]

Schleswig–Holstein/Hamburg

768

14 [1.8% (1.0, 3.1)]

Thuringia

357

6 [1.7% (0.7, 3.8)]

Total

20,914

659 [3.2% (2.9, 3.4)]

  1. For abbreviations, see Table 1