Table 5.1.
| Date of onset | Date of death | Reporting state | Age (y) | Sex | Exposure∗ | RW† |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Feb 03 | 10 Mar 03 | VA | 25 | M | Unknown | Raccoon, eastern United States |
| 28 May 03 | 5 Jun 03 | PR | 64 | M | Bite, Puerto Rico | Dog-mongoose, Puerto Rico |
| 23 Aug 03 | 14 Sep 03 | CA | 66 | M | Bite | Bat. Ln |
| 9 Feb 04 | 15 Feb 04 | FL | 41 | M | Bite. Haiti | Dog, Haiti |
| 27 Apr 04 | 3 May 04 | AR | 20 | M | Bite (organ donor) | Bat. Tb |
| 25 May 04 | 31 May 04 | OK | 53 | M | Liver transplant | Bat. Tb |
| 27 May 04 | 21 Jun 04 | TX | 18 | M | Kidney transplant | Bat. Tb |
| 29 May 04 | 9 Jun 04 | TX | 50 | F | Kidney transplant | Bat. Tb |
| 2 Jun 04 | 10 Jun 04 | TX | 55 | F | Arterial transplant | Bat. Tb |
| 12 Oct 04 | Survived | WI | 15 | F | Bite | Bat, unknown |
| 19 Oct 04 | 26 Oct 04 | CA | 22 | M | Unknown. El Salvador | Dog. El Salvador |
| 27 Sep 05 | 27 Sep 05 | MS | 10 | M | Contact | Bat. unknown |
| 4 May 06 | 12 May 06 | TX | 16 | M | Contact | Bat. Tb |
| 30 Sep 06 | 2 Nov 06 | IN | 10 | F | Bite | Bat. Ln |
| 15 Nov 06 | 14 Dec 06 | CA | II | M | Bite, Philippines | Dog, Philippines |
| 19 Sep 07 | 20 Oct 07 | MN | 46 | M | Bite | Bat. unknown |
| 16 Mar 08 | 18 Mar 08 | CA | 16 | M | Bite. Mexico | Fox. Tb related |
| 19 Nov 08 | 30 Nov 08 | MO | 55 | M | Bite | Bat. Ln |
| 25 Feb 09 | Survived | TX | 17 | F | Contact | Bat. unknown |
| 5 Oct 09 | 20 Oct 09 | IN | 43 | M | Unknown | Bat. Ps |
| 20 Oct 09 | II Nov 09 | Ml | 55 | M | Contact | Bat, Ln |
| 23 Oct 09 | 20 Nov 09 | VA | 42 | M | Contact. India | Dog. India |
| 2 Aug 10 | 21 Aug 10 | LA | 19 | M | Bite, Mexico | Bat, Dr |
| 24 Dec 10 | 10 Jan 11 | WI | 70 | M | Unknown | Bat. Ps |
| 30 Apr II | Survived | CA | 8 | F | Unknown | Unknown |
| 30 Jun II | 20 Jul II | NJ | 73 | F | Bite. Haiti | Dog, Haiti |
| 14 Aug II | 31 Aug II | NY | 25 | M | Contact, Afghanistan | Dog, Afghanistan |
| 21 Aug II | 1 Sep 11 | NC | 20 | M | Unknown (organ donor)‡ | Raccoon, eastern United States |
| 1 Sep II | 14 Oct II | MA | 40 | M | Contact, Brazil | Dog, Brazil |
| 3 Dec II | 19 Dec II | SC | 46 | F | Unknown | Bat. Tb |
| 22 Dec II | 23 Jan 12 | MA | 63 | M | Contact | Bat, My sp |
| 6 Jul 12 | 31 Jul 12 | CA | 34 | M | Bite | Bat. Tb |
| 31 Jan 13 | 27 Feb 13 | MD | 49 | M | Kidney transplant | Raccoon, eastern United States |
| 16 May 13 | 11 Jun 13 | TX | 28 | M | Unknown, Guatemala | Dog, Guatemala |
| 12 Sep 14 | 26 Sep 14 | MO | 52 | M | Unknown | Bat. Ps |
| 30 Jul 15 | 24 Aug 15 | MA | 65 | M | Bite, Philippines | Dog, Philippines |
| 17 Sep 15 | 3 Oct 15 | WY | 77 | F | Contact | Bat. Ln |
| 25 Nov 15 | 1 Dec 15 | PR | 54 | M | Bite | Dog-mongoose, Puerto Rico |
| 5 May 17 | 21 May 17 | VA | 65 | F | Bite | Dog, India |
| 6 Oct 17 | 21 Oct 17 | FL | 56 | F | Bite | Bat. Tb |
| 28 Dec 17 | 14 Jan 18 | FL | 6 | M | Bite | Bat. Tb |
| 15 Jul 18 | 23 Aug 18 | DE | 69 | F | Unknown | Raccoon, eastern United States |
Dr = D rotundus. Ln = L noctivagans. My sp = Myotis species. Ps = P subflavus. Tb = T brasiliensis.
Data for exposure history are reported when plausible information was reported directly by the patient (if lucid or credible) or when a reliable account of an incident consistent with rabies virus exposure (eg, dog bite) was reported by an independent witness (usually a family member). Exposure histories are categorized as bite, contact (eg, waking to find bat on exposed skin) but no known bite was acknowledged, or unknown (ie, no known contact with an animal was elicited during case investigation). †Variants of the rabies virus associated with terrestrial animals in the United States and Puerto Rico are identified with the names of the reservoir animal (eg, dog or raccoon), followed by the name of the most definitive geographic entity (usually the country) from which the variant has been identified. Variants of the rabies virus associated with bats are identified with the names of the species of bats in which they have been found to be circulating. Because information regarding the location of the exposure and the identity of the exposing animal is almost always retrospective and much information is frequently unavailable, the location of the exposure and the identity of the animal responsible for the infection are often limited to deduction. ‡Infection was not identified until 2013. when an organ recipient developed rabies.19