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. 2014 Jan 12;33(6):1019–1027. doi: 10.1007/s10096-013-2040-4

Table 3.

Percentages and absolute numbers of Campylobacter-, Helicobacter pylori-, Mycoplasma pneumonia-, Yersinia enterocolitica-, and Borrelia afzelii-positive tested (IgA and IgG) serum samples as well as percentages and absolute numbers of double positive tested serum samples in all 320 tested patients and blood donors

Bacterium Campylobacter IgA+ or IgG+ Helicobacter pylori IgA+ or IgG+ Mycoplasma pneumoniae IgA+ or IgG+ Yersinia enterocolitica IgA+ or IgG+ Borrelia afzelii IgG+
Campylobacter IgA + or IgG + 50–57 % (159–183) 9–17 % (28–53) 16–23 % (51–75) 23–35 % (75–112) 13–22 % (42–70)
Helicobacter pylori IgA + or IgG + 9–17 % (28–53) 13–23 % (43–73) 4–11 % (13–34) 6–14 % (19–46) 5–11 % (15–35)
Mycoplasma pneumoniae IgA + or IgG + 16–23 % (51–75) 4–11 % (13–34) 25–34 % (80–108) 11–21 % (34–68) 6–13 % (18–40)
Yersinia enterocolitica IgA + or IgG + 23–35 % (75–112) 6–14 % (19–46) 11–21 % (34–68) 34–50 % (110–159) 11–19 % (35–61)
Borrelia afzelii IgG + 13–22 % (42–70) 5–11 % (15–35) 6–13 % (18–40) 11–19 % (35–61) 22–29 % (69–94)

Percentages are given in relation to all 320 serum samples included in this study. The absolute numbers of positive until positive plus borderline tested sera is given in brackets