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. 2011 Apr;49(4):1376–1381. doi: 10.1128/JCM.02199-10

Table 2.

Frequencies of pathogen isolation

Pathogen No. of samples in indicated category/total no. of samples (%)
Diarrhea Control
Diarrheagenic E. coli (DEC) 212/935 (22.5) 157/539 (29.5)
    EAECa 89/935 (9.5) 68/539 (12.6)
    EPECa 60/935 (6.4) 61/539 (113)
    ETECa 29/935 (3.1) 14/539 (2.6)
    DAECa 18/935 (1.9) 8/539 (1.5)
    STECa 4/935 (0.4) 4/539 (0.7)
    Multiple DECb 12/935 (1.3) 2/539 (0.4)
Campylobacter sp.a 99/935 (10.6) 53/539 (9.8)
Campylobacter sp. with DEC 55/935 (5.9) 25/539 (4.6)
Rotavirusa 31/465 (6.7) NAc
Rotavirus with Campylobacter 8/465 (1.7) NA
Rotavirus with DEC 20/465 (4.3) NA
Rotavirus with Campylobacter and DEC 2/465 (0.4) NA
No pathogen identified 508/935 (54.3) 304/539 (56.4)
a

As the only pathogen isolated.

b

Coinfection with diarrheagenic E. coli. Diarrhea samples (12 cases): DAEC/EAEC, 1; EAEC/STEC, 1; EAEC/EPEC, 6; EAEC/ETEC, 1; EPEC/EIEC, 1; and EPEC/ETEC, 2. Controls (2 cases): EAEC/EPEC, 1; EAEC/ETEC/DAEC, 1.

c

NA, not applicable. Control samples were not tested for rotavirus.