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. 2020 Feb 14;17:4. doi: 10.1186/s12977-020-0512-z

Table 1.

Prevalence rates of HTLV-1/2 infection in population groups of the Amazon region of Brazil

Location Group Sample size Prevalence rate HTLV (%) HTLV-1 (n) HTLV-2 (n) HTLV (n)a Reference (#)
Rondonia Blood donors 0.3a [100]
Acre Blood donors 11,121 0.09 9 3 [99]
Blood donors 0.5a 5 [100]
Blood donors 219 0.46 1 0 [101]
Cruzeiro do Sul 136 0.73 1 0 [111]
Amazonas Blood donors 1200 0.08 1 [98]
Blood donors 0.53a [100]
Blood donors 6865 0.14 [112]
Pregnant women 674 0 [105]
Skin diseases 1091 0 [112]
Blood donors 87,402 0.03 16 5 3 [113]
Amapa Blood donors 0.71a [100]
Afrodescendants 186 0 [114]
HIV-1 52 0 [118]
HIV-1 140 0 [114]
Lacen 30 16,6 5 [114]
Maranhao Blood donors 0.1a [100]
Pregnant women 2044 0.34 4 3 [104]
Pregnant women 324 0.7 5 [115]
Blood donors 365,564  0.15a 72a [102]
Para Indians 137 31.4a 43 [84]
Indians 209 10.5 22 [85]
Blood donors 0.9a [100]
Indians 314 7.6 1 18 5 [63]
Indians 1324 0–40 5 104 [6]
Indians 177 5.1 9 [51]
Indians 263 0.29 77 [56]
Pregnant women 13,382 0.3 39 1 [103]
Pregnant women 324 0.61 2 0 [106]
Tucurui 657 4.7a [116]
Belem 1059 2 15 5 [117]
HIV-1 149 8.0 4 7 1 [50]
HIV-1 117 5.1 2 4 [118]
Japaneses 44 0 [85]
Japanese 168 1.78 3 [88]
Afrodescendants (Marajo Island) 259 1.5 3 1 [87]
Marajo Island 1899 0.10 2 [94]
Drug users 826 5.32 25 19 [55]

aTested only by enzyme immune assay (ELISA)