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. 2022 Nov 17;99(5):330–336. doi: 10.1136/sextrans-2022-055601

Table 2.

Sociodemographic, clinical and behavioural characteristics of interview participants

Characteristic N=12
Age group
30–40 6
41–50 4
51–60 2
Clinical manifestation of skin lesions
Anogenital and other body parts 8
Only in anogenital area 2
Only outside anogenital area 2
Type of recent* sexual exposures relevant to MPX transmission†
Contact with a known confirmed MPX case 3
Sexual contact with a person suspect of MPX‡ 2
Sexual contact at a festival publicly associated with MPX 4
Sexual contact with person who attended a festival publicly associated with MPX 4
Sexual contact at cruising venue (sauna, club or bar) 6
Sexual contact via dating apps 5
Other casual sexual contacts at persons’ home 3
Suspected mode of transmission
Close physical contact during sex 11
Close physical contact other than during sex 1

*Recent refers to the 21-day period before symptom onset.

†Multiple responses possible.

‡Refers to contacts being suspect of MPX based on either self-reported (ie, by sex partner) or observed (eg, by the index case) signs or symptoms associated with an MPX infection.

MPX, monkeypox.