Table 5.

Deaths in business travelers evaluated after travel at GeoSentinel sites from 1997 to 2014

Subject (1–14)	Year	Age (years)	Sex	Diagnoses	Reported cause of death	Country of birth	Country of residence	Country of exposure	Expatriate/ non-expatriate	Pre-travel encounter
1	2007	24	F	Uncomplicated dengue; Salmonella typhi	Typhoid	Indonesia	Singapore	Indonesia	Expatriate	No
2	2007	66	M	P. falciparum malaria; chloroquine resistant P. falciparum malaria; severe and complicated non-cerebral malaria	Shock	Canada	Canada	Burkina Faso	Non-expatriate	No
3	1999	50	M	P. falciparum malaria; severe and complicated cerebral malaria	Multi-organ failure	Israel	Israel	Ghana	Expatriate	No
4	2000	47	M	Pyogenic abscess (not skin, tonsillar, liver or dental)	Not available	India	Israel	India	Expatriate	No
5	2004	61	M	Severe and complicated cerebral malaria, P. falciparum malaria	Multi-organ failure	Israel	Israel	Sierra Leone	Non-expatriate	Yes
6	2006	65	M	Dog bite; rabies	Rabies	Japan	Japan	Philippines	Expatriate	No
7	2008	82	M	Bacterial pneumonia (lobar)	Not available	Israel	Israel	India	Non-expatriate	No
8	2008	53	M	Atypical, diffuse pneumonia	Pneumonia	Singapore	Vietnam	Vietnam	Non-expatriate	No
9	2009	57	M	Melioidosis	Sepsis	Australia	Australia	Thailand	Non-expatriate	Yes
10	2010	30	F	Severe and complicated cerebral malaria, P. falciparum malaria	Multi-organ failure	Israel	Israel	Equatorial Guinea	Expatriate	Yes
11	2010	53	M	P. falciparum malaria; severe and complicated non-cerebral malaria	Malaria, severe and complicated non-cerebral	Portugal	Portugal	Angola	Non-expatriate	Yes
12	2011	40	M	Severe and complicated cerebral malaria	Cerebral malaria	Portugal	Portugal	Angola	Non-expatriate	Yes
13	2013	33	M	Severe and complicated cerebral malaria; P. falciparum malaria	Malaria, P. falciparum	Japan	United States	Liberia	Non-expatriate	Yes