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. 2018 May 11;3(2):49. doi: 10.3390/tropicalmed3020049

Table A1.

Demographics of clinical Murray Valley encephalitis virus (MVEV) cases notified to the local Centre for Disease Control Northern Territory.

Year Onset Month State of Exposure Adult or Child Indigenous Status Sex Residential Status Diagnostic Method Clinical Presentation & Outcome (Where Information Available) Died
2000 March NT A I M Resident Serology (CSF) No
2000 March NT C I F Resident Serology No
2000 April NT C I M Resident Serology No
2000 April SA A I M Resident Serology No
2000 April WA A N M International traveller Serology Flaccid quadraparesis, long-term impairment [8] No
2000 May NT A I F Resident Serology Yes
2000 May NT A N M Traveller Serology No
2001 February NT A N F Resident Serology No
2001 February NT A N M Resident Serology No
2001 July NT C I F Resident Serology No
2004 March NT C I F Resident Serology Yes
2005 March NT C I M Resident Serology No
2008 April WA A N M Resident Serology No
2009 March NT A N M Resident Nucleic acid detection Yes
2009 May NT A N M Interstate traveller Serology Yes
2011 March NT C I M Resident Serology Encephalitis, moderate residual neurological deficits [13] Yes
2011 March NT A N M Resident Serology Encephalitis, global neurological deficit [13] No
2011 May WA C I F Resident Serology Encephalitis, full recovery [13] No
2011 May NT A N F International traveller Nucleic acid detection Encephalitis, rapid progression to death [7,13] Yes
2011 May NT A N F Interstate traveller Serology Encephalitis, residual confusion [13] No
2015 February NT C I F Resident Serology No
2015 May NT C I M Resident Nucleic acid detection (CSF) Encephalitis, near-complete recovery * No

C = child, A = adult, I = Indigenous, N = non-Indigenous, M = male, F = female. NT = Northern Territory, WA = Western Australia, SA = South Australia. * Case described in this report.