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. 2018 Jul-Sep;30(3):158–164. doi: 10.4103/tcmj.tcmj_138_17

Table 6.

Summary of studies from different regions of the world

Reference Study (year) Sample size Diagnostic method DENV (%) CHIKV (%) Coinfection (%)

Southeast Asia
Current study Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India (2016) 1800 ELISA 102 (84.29) 6 (4.95) 13 (10.7)
[14] Vellore, India (1964) 372 ELISA 11 (3) 202 (54) 7 (2)
[15] Delhi, India (2006) 69 RT-PCR 48 (70) 17 (25) 6 (9)
[16] South India (2007) 713 ELISA and RT-PCR 5.16 - 2.1
[12] West Bengal, India (2010) 550 ELISA 104 (18.9) 131 (23.8) 68 (12.4)
[13] Tirupati, India (2010) 331 ELISA 40/331 (12.08) 33/170 (19.4) 2/72 (2.7)
[3] Pune, India (2010) 364 ELISA 96 54 25
[17] Delhi, India (2011) 87 ELISA and RT-PCR 49 29 10
[18] Odisha, India (2011-2012) 174 ELISA and RT-PCR 15 174 2
[19] Maharashtra and Odisha, India (2013) 204 ELISA 96 (47) 72 (32) 43 (19)
[5] Mumbai, India (2010-2015) 300 ELISA 177 (59) 6 (2) 20 (6.7)
RT-PCR 21 (7) 105 (35) 30 (10)
[20] Sri Lanka (2006-2007) 54 ELISA 20 21 3
[21] Myanmar (2010) 116 ELISA 47 (40) 6 (5) 7 (6)
[22] Thailand (2009) 50 ELISA 10 32 1

Eastern Mediterranean

[23] Yemen (2012) 440 ELISA and RT-PCR 116 (29) 49 (12) 13 (3.25)

The Americas

[24] St. Martin (2013-2014) 1502 ELISA and RT-PCR 570 (38) 65 (4) 16

Africa

[25] Gabon (2007) 733 RT-PCR 257 54 28
[26] Gabon, Africa (2007-2010) 4287 RT-PCR 376 (8.3) 1567 (36.6) 37 (0.9)
[27] Madagascar (2006) 38 ELISA and RT-PCR 10
[28] Tanzania (2013) 93-364 ELISA and RT-PCR 29 (38.2) 17 (4.7) 4.34 (1.0)

RT-PCR: Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction, DENV: Dengue virus, CHIKV: Chikungunya virus