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. 2013 Feb;141(2):418. doi: 10.1017/S0950268812001975

Dengue infections in non-immune travellers to Thailand – CORRIGENDUM

E MASSAD, J ROCKLOV, A WILDER-SMITH
PMCID: PMC3539239

An incorrect value for Mosquitoes Natural Mortality rate was given in Table 1 of the paper by E. Massad, J. Rocklov and A. Wilder-Smith. [1] Table 1 is republished here with the correct value.

Table 1.

Model's parameters, biological meaning, values and sources

Parameter Meaning Value Source
a Average Daily Biting rate 0·164 [15]
b Fraction of actually infective bites 0·088 Fitted to data
μH Humans Natural Mortality rate 3·5 × 10−5 days −1 [16]
rH Birth rate of humans 8 days −1 [16]
κH Humans Carrying Capacity 16 × 106 [16]
αH Dengue Mortality in Humans 10−3 days −1 [17]
γH Humans recovery rate 0·143 days −1 [17]
pS Susceptible eggs hatching rate 0·15 days −1 [18]
d1 Winter modulation parameter 0·07 assumed
d2 Winter modulation parameter 0·06 assumed
γM Mosquitoes Latency rate 0·143 days −1
f Frequency of seasonal cycles 2·8 × 10−3 days −1 assumed
μM Mosquitoes Natural Mortality rate 0·09 days −1 [19]
αM Dengue Mortality in Mosquitoes Negligible
rM Oviposition rate 50 days −1 [19]
pI Infected eggs hatching rate 0·15 days −1 [19]
g Proportion of infected eggs 0·5 assumed
κE Eggs Carrying Capacity 9·8 × 107 assumed
μE Eggs Natural Mortality rate 0·1 days −1 [19]
c A.aegypti susceptibility to dengue 0·087 Fitted to data

REFERENCE

  • 1.Massad E, Rocklov J and Wilder-Smith A. Dengue infections in non-immune travellers to Thailand. Epidemiology and Infection. Published by Cambridge University Press, 24 April 2012. doi: 10.1017/S0950268812000507. [DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar]

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