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. 2023 Nov 20;12(11):1370. doi: 10.3390/pathogens12111370

Table 3.

Dengue fever outbreaks in humans, Mauritania (2014–2022).

Year Region a No. Confirmed Cases No. Deaths Fatality Rate (%) Detection Method Reference/Source
2014 Nkt 302 0 0 RDT d [67]
2015 Nkt 291 0 0 RDT INRSP-PRB
2016 Nkt 79 0 0 RDT INRSP-PRB
2017 Nkt 32 b 0 0 RDT, ELISA, RT-qPCR INRSP-PRB
2018 Asb, Dkh, Nkt, Trz 119 0 0 RDT, RT-qPCR [60], INRSP-PRB
2019 Nkt, Trz 14 0 0 RDT, RT-qPCR INRSP-PRB
2020 Adr, Nkt, Tzm 8 0 0 RT-qPCR INRSP-PRB
2022 Adr 11 c 0 0 IgM detection INRSP-PRB
2014–2022 856 0 0

Abbreviations: ELISA: enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay; INRSP-PRB: National Institute of Research in Public Health patient record books; RT-qPCR: reverse transcriptase quantitative polymerase chain reaction; RDT: rapid diagnostic test; a Region abbreviations: Adr: Adrar; Asb: Assaba; Brk: Brakna; Dkh: Dakhlet Nouadhibou; Grg: Gorgol; Gdm: Guidimagha; Hch: Hodh Chargui; Hgh: Hodh Elgharbi; Ich: Inchiri; Nkt: Nouakchott; Tag: Tagant; Trz: Trarza; Tzm: Tiris Zemmour. b Including one case with dengue hemorrhagic fever confirmed in a Mauritanian native returning from Angola. c Of 13 suspected cases in Atar, 11 were positive using serology. d The rapid diagnostic test used was Dengue Combo NS1 and IgM/IgG.