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. 2018 Nov 3;18:548. doi: 10.1186/s12879-018-3440-y

Table 3.

Characteristics of yellow fever case-persons during an outbreak: Uganda, February – May, 2016

Variable Cluster Ib Cluster IIc
Sex
 Male 23 10
 Female 8 1
Age group
 0- < 10 1 1
 10–19 6 0
 20–29 11 6
 30–39 9 3
 40–49 2 0
 50–59 1 1
 60–64 1 0
Occupation
 Peasant farmer 22 5
 Sand miner 0 2
 Wool collier 1 1
 Shopkeeper 1 0
 Teacher/student 4 1
 Casual labour 3 2
Serologya
 Positive 6 1
 Negative 8 7
RT PCRa
 Positive 5 1
 Negative 9 7
Vital Status
 Dead 12 2
 Alive 22 8
Case Classification
 Probable 25 10
 Confirmed 6 1
Clinical features
 Fever 31 11
 Jaundice 19 2
 Vomiting 19 2
 Headache 23 7
 Any bleeding 16 0

a All samples were tested by RT PCR and serology

b Cluster II includes districts of: Masaka, Kalangala, Rakai, Bukomansimbi, Lyantonde and Kalungu

c Cluster II includes Rukungiri District