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. 2022 Jan 13;22:92. doi: 10.1186/s12889-022-12515-3

Table 2.

Etiologies for the cause of diarrhea disease and number of deaths among under-5 and all ages in India, 2019

Etiology Number of Deaths
Under 5 All Ages
Cholera 308.20 (168.86–529.62) 3832.13 (2241.65–6253.05)
Non-typhoidal Salmonella 2061.21 (315.36–5309.76) 9143.28 (315.36–35,931.43)
Shigella 4962.37 (1679.89–11,247.34) 24,474.21 (8457.54–53,447.86)
Enteropathogenic E coli 1556.12 (684.65–2950.12) 3393.35 (1595.33–6108.74)
Enterotoxigenic E coli 2669.03 (1059.49–5673.76) 22,668.51 (9418.76–48,347.06)
Campylobacter 8435.41 (2991.94–17,552.2) 44,353.98 (10,550.04–116,332.8)
Entamoeba 3347.33 (903.44–8623.98) 11,199.08 (3331.32–28,713.4)
Cryptosporidium 5074.18 (836.74–15,270.26) 36,007.17 (4993.42–125,954.9)
Rotavirus 2059.74 (767.51–4378.68) 4378.68 (17,500.49–91,197.18)
Aeromonas 793.62 (285.88–1673.29) 3025.27 (1340.69–5877.25)
Clostridium difficile 129.76 (62.78–243.66) 1150.95 (724.41–1690.44)
Norovirus 2317.06 (574.28–5613.38) 29,924.36 (3711.67–80,822.81)
Adenovirus 8864.36 (4317.97–16,036.32) 20,916.49 (11,657.05–33,668.17)

Note: Point represent mean estimates and error bars represents 95% uncertainty interval of the lower and upper limit