Table 2.

The 40 most common disease-causing S. enterica serovars from the United States in 1996 to 2006^a

Rankb	% human disease	S. enterica serovarc	Concordanced
1	19.2	Typhimurium (+1)	Concordant
2	17.8	Enteritidis	Semiconcordant
3	8.4	Newport	Concordant
4	5.2	Heidelberg	Concordant
5	3.4	Javiana (+1)	Concordant
6	2.4	Typhimurium var. 5- (+1)	Concordant
7	2.4	Montevideo (+3)	Concordant
8	2.0	Muenchen (+1)	Concordant
9	1.7	Oranienburg	Semiconcordant
10	1.6	Saintpaul	Semiconcordant
11	1.5	Infantis	Semiconcordant
12	1.5	Thompson	Semiconcordant
13	1.5	Braenderup	Concordant
14	1.5	Agona (+1)	Concordant
16	1.1	Hadar (+1)	Concordant
19	1.0	Paratyphi B var. Java (+1)	Concordant
20	0.8	Poona	Concordant
22	0.6	Stanley (+1)	Concordant
23	0.6	Anatum (+1)	Concordant
24	0.5	Bareilly	Concordant
25	0.5	Mbandaka	Discordant
26	0.5	Paratyphi B	Semiconcordant
27	0.5	Hartford	Discordant
28	0.4	Panama	Semiconcordant
29	0.4	Derby	Semiconcordant
30	0.4	Litchfield	Discordant
31	0.4	Schwarzengrund	Semiconcordant
32	0.4	Senftenberg (+10)	Concordant
33	0.4	Brandenburg (+10)	Concordant
34	0.3	Sandiego	Discordant
36	0.3	Give	Semiconcordant
38	0.2	Rubislaw	Semiconcordant

^aSee reference 7.

^bThe following serovars, with their corresponding ranks, were not available for analysis: rank 15, I 4,[5],12:i:-; rank 17, Mississippi; rank 18, Typhi; rank 21, Berta; rank 35, Paratyphi A; rank 37, Reading; rank 39, Norwich; and rank 40, Miami.

^cNumbers in parentheses are the number of other serovars identified at the top confidence level along with the concordant serovar.

^dConcordant, the serology and PCR-MS results matched for all isolates; semiconcordant, the serology and PCR-MS results matched for some but not all isolates; discordant, the serology and PCR-MS results did not match for any isolates.