Table 2.
Human brucellosis in Pakistan.
| Reference | Year | Province/territory | Area | Target group | RBPT | SAT | ELISA (i, c)s |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (52) | 2013 | Punjab | Potohar Plateau of Punjab | Occupationally exposed humans | 6.87% (18/262) | ||
| (53) | 2016 | Faisalabad | Occupationally exposed humans | 38.94% (37/95) | |||
| (54) | 2016 | Rawalpindi | Pregnant women | 5.8% (25/429) | |||
| (55) | 2019 | Rawalpindi | Febrile patients | 10.7% (28/261) | |||
| (56) | 2014 | Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) | Peshawar | Hospital outdoor | 36.4% (455/1250) | 60% (273/455) suffered from acute brucellosis and other 40% (182/455) from chronic brucellosis | |
| (57) | 2017 | Karak | Humans | 6% (12/200) | |||
| (40) | 2017 | Kurram | Humans | 3.04% (6/197) | |||
| (41) | 2018 | Bannu | Humans | 6.84% (5/73) | 24.6% (18/73) | ||
| (58) | 2017 | Sawat | Humans | 3.66% (11/300) 2% (6/300) |
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| (59) | 2021 | Malakand | Human females | 18.42% (56/304) | 27.47% | ||
| (55) | 2019 | ICT | Febrile patients | 9.2% (17/185) | |||
| (51) | 2013 | Bhimber, AJK | Humans | 9.33% (14/150) | 7.33% (11/150) | ||
| 6.0% (9/150) |
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(I,indirect; c,competitive).