Table 3.
Mean number of cases (90% CIs, where applicable) for the different segments of the morbidity surveillance pyramids of the main pathogens
| Campylobacter | Salmonella | EHEC | Yersinia | Shigella | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reported casesa | 8901 | 2500 | 536 | 268 | 306 |
| Cases that were positively testeda | 8910 | 2502 | 537 | 268 | 306 |
| Cases with stool samples analyzed for the pathogen | 11,374 (11,151–11,787) | 3195 (3132–3314) | 603 (575–637) | 430 (381–488) | 408 (408–408) |
| Cases with stool samples taken | 11,489 (11,264–11,906) | 3227 (3163–3348) | 1963 (1152–3396) | 506 (448–574) | 413 (413–413) |
| Cases who sought care | 17,916 (15,955–19,912) | 4659 (3939–5417) | 2456 (1370–4330) | 726 (597–873) | 620 (517–727) |
| Symptomatic cases in the community | 101,719 (59,640–158,025) | 19,678 (8394–40,456) | 5611 (2256–12,898) | 2676 (1351–4896) | 3084 (1154–6602) |
| Multiplication factor | 11.43 (6.70–17.75) | 7.87 (3.36–16.18) | 10.46 (4.21–24.05) | 10.00 (5.05–18.29) | 10.08 (3.77–21.57) |
Results from 100,000 Monte Carlo simulations
CI credibility interval, EHEC enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli
aPoint estimate with no associated CI