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. 2018 May 14;99(1):191–194. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.18-0117

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical, and laboratory findings of chikungunya patients

Patient ID Gender Age (years) Illness onset (date) Illness onset (EW*) Travel DENV NS1 ELISA Dengue diagnosis CHIKV RNA CHIKV isolation
R-413 F§ 38 October 3 40 ND + NT#
R-462 F 68 October 14 41 No + NT
R-482 F 28 October 19 42 No Inconclusive + NT
R-606 F 67 October 29 43 No +** DF†† + NT
R-607 F 51 November 3 44 Yes + DF + NT
R-615 M‡‡ 33 November 3 44 No + NT
R-702 F 52 November 8 45 ND + NT
R-703 F 43 November 9 45 ND + NT
R-756 M 18 November 10 45 ND + DHF§§ + NT
R-779 F 29 November 12 45 No + NT
R-1950 M 28 November 3 44 No + DF + +
R-1972 F 62 November 4 44 ND + DF + +
R-2295 F 43 November 10 45 ND + +

CHIKV = chikungunya virus; DENV = dengue virus; ELISA = enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay; EW = epidemiological week; NS1 = nonstructural protein 1.

*

Epidemiological week.

Defined as traveling outside of Tamaulipas in 2015.

Ct values ≤ 36 were considered positive.

§

Female.

Not documented.

Negative.

#

Not tested.

**

Positive.

††

Dengue fever.

‡‡

Male.

§§

Dengue hemorrhagic fever.