Table 1. Signs and symptoms prompting hospital visits for persons who inject drugs who had Bacillus anthracis Infection, Scotland, UK, 2009–2010.

Patient no.*	Signs and symptoms	Degree of complaint
Survivor
1	Pain, swelling, exudate of left groin, fever, sweating	Local, generalized
2	Pain of left buttock	Local
3	Swelling, erythema, exudate of left forearm	Local
4	Abscess of left thigh, malaise, pallor, fainting	Local, generalized
5	Pain, swelling, exudate of right antecubital fossa	Local
6	Pain, erythema, swelling of right antecubital fossa	Local
7	Pain of left buttock radiating to groin, fever, chills	Local, generalized
8	Swelling of left arm	Local
9	Pain, swelling of right arm	Local
10	Pain, swelling of right arm	Local
11	Pain, swelling of left leg	Local
12	Pain, swelling of left groin, headache, photophobia, fever	Local, generalized
13	Pain, swelling of left testis and scrotum	Local
14	Swelling, erythema of right hand	Local
15	Pain, swelling of right hand to elbow	Local
16	Swelling and exudate of left groin, fever	Local, generalized
Nonsurvivor
1	Pain, swelling, erythema of left thigh, fever, abdominal pain	Local, generalized
2	Headache followed by delirium	Generalized
3	Pain of right thigh	Local
4	Pain of right buttock, chills, malaise	Local, generalized
5	Swelling of right arm, seizure	Local, generalized
6	Pain, erythema of right groin increasing in area	Local
7	Confusion, lethargy, malaise	Generalized
8	Pain of right hip, abdominal pain, seizures	Local, generalized
9	Abdominal pain, fever	Generalized
10	Fainting	Generalized
11	Fatigue, malaise	Generalized

*Patients are numbered in the order in which they sought care during the outbreak.