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. 2021 Feb 23;13(2):349. doi: 10.3390/v13020349

Table 1.

Epidemiological information of DENV-2 samples.

Clinical Classification Number of Cases [n (%)] Gender [M: F (%)] Age
[Mean (Min–Max )]
Location
[State (%)]
VL (pfu/mL)
[Median (Min–Max )]
Days of Symptoms [Mean (Min–Max)] Immune Response [n (%)]
DF 31 (45.6%) 15:16
(48.4–51.6%)
39.2
(10–65)
RJ (51.6);
MG (48.4)
4.31 × 104
(2.47 × 102–8.38 × 106)
2.2 (0–5) p = 17 (54.8%)
S = 14 (45.2%)
WS 18 (27.9%) 12:7
(63.2–36.8%)
36.7
(8–85)
RJ (84.2); MG (10.5); SP (5.3) 3.78 × 103
(4.68–1.32 × 106)
2.9 (0–12) *a p = 8 (42.1%)
S = 11 (57.9%)
SD 17 (26.5%) 6:12
(33.3–66.7%)
31.7
(7m-88) *a
RJ (77.3);
SP (22.2)
1.48 × 102
(2.86–4.94 × 105)
7.1 (4–24) *b p = 14 (77.8%)
S = 4 (22.2%)
Total 68 33:35
(48.5–51.5%)
36.6
(7m-88)
RJ (67.6); MG (25.0); SP (7.4) 1.21 × 104
(2.86–8.38 × 106)
3.6 (0–24) * p = 39 (57.4%)
S = 29 (42.6%)

DF: dengue fever; WS: dengue with warning signs; SD: severe dengue; M: male; F: female; RJ: state of Rio de Janeiro; SP: state of São Paulo; MG: state of Minas Gerais; VL: viral load; pfu: plaque formation unit; P: primary infection; S: secondary infection; * a: information not determined for one sample; and * b: information not determined for two different samples.