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. 2019 May 5;9(5):e026853. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-026853

Table 1.

Linear regression model with the proportion of cases reported by geographical regions and states of Brazil, 2007–2014

Region State Model R2 P value Trends
Total Brazil −6.60+1.61×year 0.798 0.003 Increased
North Acre 0.082+1.206×year 0.708 0.009 Increased
Amazonas −1.231+1.489×year 0.633 0.018 Increased
Amapá −0.516+0.192×year 0.677 0.012 Increased
Pará −0.845+0.352×year 0.656 0.015 Increased
Rondônia 1.539+1.149×year 0.324 0.082 Stable
Tocantins −0.782–0.047×year 0.005 0.865 Stable
Roraima*
Northeast Ceará 0.974+1.043×year 0.620 0.020 Increased
Paraíba −1.279+0.549×year 0.504 0.048 Increased
Pernambuco −1.176+1.377×year 0.762 0.003 Increased
Sergipe −0.316+0.12×year 0.579 0.028 Increased
Alagoas 2.795+0.118×year 0.012 0.799 Stable
Bahia 18.874–0.818×year 0.222 0.238 Stable
Maranhão*
Piauí*
Rio Grande do Norte*
Southeast EspíritoSanto 2.472+0.197×year 0.040 0.634 Stable
Minas Gerais 5.410+0.165×year 0.008 0.836 Stable
São Paulo 5.830–0.113×year 0.048 0.602 Stable
Rio de Janeiro 36.011–3.713×year 0.867 0.001 Decreased
Midwest Distrito Federal −0.948+1.390×year 0.643 0.017 Increased
MatoGrosso −0.750+3.413×year 0.923 0.001 Increased
Goiás 15.375–0.291×year 0.018 0.749 Stable
MatoGrossoSul 0.093+0.467×year 0.177 0.299 Stable
South Rio Grande Sul 4.982+2.015×year 0.541 0.037 Increased
Santa Catarina −0.271+0.095×year 0.546 0.036 Increased
Paraná 0.075+0.008×year 0.008 0.838 Stable

*One state from the North Region and three states from the Northeast region did not notify any case of disease during the period.