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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 7.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Parasitol. 2000 Nov;30(12-13):1217–1258. doi: 10.1016/s0020-7519(00)00124-7

Table 4.

Incidence of T. gondii infection in women of childbearing age (1990–2000)

Country Year of samplinga Incidence per 1000 pregnanciesb Incidence per 1000 susceptible mothersb Number of pregnant women tested (n)b Prevalence (%) Reference
Argentina 1992 7 40 [381]
Australia 1986–89 1.08* 1.6 10207 35 [137]
Austria 1989–91 0.08 37 [196]
Colombia 1991–92 3.75–15 10–40 937 60 [67]
Czech Republic 1982–94 2.2 3.70* 50023 40 [382]
Denmark 1990 0.44* 0.61 5402 27 [299]
1992–96 1.5 2.1 89873 28 [232]
Finland 1988–89 1.49* 2.4 16733 20 [308,383]
Germany 1987–90 2.53 9.28* 4355 73 [62]
1990 4.9–6.1 126733* [384]
Greece < 1996 6 914 37 [314]
Israel 1988–89 14 20* 213 21 [319]
Norway 1992–94 1.31* 1.47 35940 11 [385]
Slovenia 1991–94 4.73* 7.5 8254 37 [386]
Spain < 1996 0.56 1.3 3580 57 [387]
Sweden 1992–93 1.29* 1.51* 3094 14 [350]
United Arab Emirates < 1997 31 41* 1503 23 [375]
United Kingdom 1989–92 0.62* 0.68* 1621 10 [376]
1992 3.97* 4–6 13328 8 [377]
a

Years of sampling are listed as published in the references. In cases where this information was not available, the year listed here is the year when the study was published, as indicated by ‘<’. Data from the 1980s are included if the study was published in the 1990s and if no recent data were available for the area.

b

Figures marked with ‘*’ were calculated from the published data. –, not reported.