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. 2015 Jan-Feb;57(1):1–14. doi: 10.1590/S0036-46652015000100001

Table 2. Prevalence of positivity for HTLV in indigenous populations of Brazil.

State Tribe/Nation Author * N HTLV-1 (%) HTLV-2 (%)
Amazonas Yamamadi Ishak et al. 199569 36 2 5.6
Amapá Galibi Ishak et al. 199569 148 1 0.67 3 2.0
Wayampi Ishak et al. 199569 71 1 1.4
Shindo et al. 2002119 321 2 0.62
Pará Kayapo Maloney et al. 199291 264 88 33.3
Black et al. 199414 703 28.0
Ishak et al. 199569 207 1 0.48 67 32.2
Fujiyoshi et al. 199951 19 11 57.9
Vallinoto et al. 2002126 27 6 22.2
Kayapo ** Novoa et al. 1997102 141 59 41.8
Tiriyo Nakauchi et al. 1992100 55 2 3.6
Ishak et al. 199569 26 4 15.4
Vallinoto et al. 2002126 150 3 2.0
Shindo et al. 2002119 683 3 0.44
Xicrin Nakauchi et al. 1992100 72 10 13.9
Gabbai et al. 199352 206 31 15.0
Mekranoiti Nakauchi et al. 1992100 82 10 12.2
Parakanã Gabbai et al. 199352 89 2 2.25
Ishak et al. 199569 52 1 1.92
Arara Laranjal Ishak et al. 199569 44 5 11.4
Munduruku Ishak et al. 199569 161 13 8.1
Wayana-Apalaí Ishak et al. 199569 50 1 2.0
Roraima Yanomami Ishak et al. 199569 102 3 2.94 4 3.9
Rondônia Karitiana Ishak et al. 199569 50 2 4.0
Cinta-Larga Ishak et al. 199569 50 1 2.0
Tocantins Kraho Maloney et al. 199291 172 21 12.2
Paraná Guarani Menna-Barreto et al. 200593 52 3 5.8
*

Numbering as given in the references.

**

Children born to HTLV-2-positive mothers.