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. 2018 May 31;12(5):e0006518. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0006518

Table 1. Sample collection schedule for index cases and contacts (n = 142) among enrolled households in Managua, Nicaragua, August to October, 2016.

Visit 01 Visit 12
Day 1
Visit 2
Days 3/4
Visit 3
Days 6/7
Visit 4
Days 9/10
Visit 5
Day 21
Index cases (n = 33)
Blood X X3 X3
Urine X X X X X X
Saliva X X X X X X
Contacts (n = 109)
Blood X X X
Urine X X X X X
Saliva X X X X X

1Applies only to index cases: 28 from PDCS and 5 from national surveillance (n = 33). No urine or saliva samples were available for surveillance cases.

2Enrollment day for index cases and contacts.

3For the 28 index cases that were PDCS participants [32], the second and final visits correspond to a plasma sample, whereas all the other collected blood samples are serum. The 5 surveillance index cases only have an enrollment (visit 1) and final (visit 5) serum sample available.