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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatric Infect Dis Soc. 2019 Nov 6;8(5):392–399. doi: 10.1093/jpids/piy068

Table 2.

Healthcare-Seeking Among Case-Patients in Youth Camp–Associated AGE Outbreaks Reported to NORS from 2009 through 2016 (N = 226)a

Etiology Case-Patients Who Sought Outpatient Healthcareb,c
Case-Patients Who Visited the EDc
Hospitalized Case-Patientsc
n % n % n %
Viruses

 Norovirus 445 19.3 125   5.1 31 1.0

 Sapovirus   17 60.7  1   3.6   1 3.6

Bacteria

Campylobacter spp   20 21.5  9   9.9   0 0.0

Clostridium spp  8   3.8  0   0.0   0 0.0

 STEC   18 23.7   11 14.5 13 9.6

Salmonella spp   70 25.2   22 12.1 12 4.5

 Shigella sonnei  2 15.4  1   7.7   1 7.7

Staphylococcus spp  0   0.0  0   0.0   0 0.0

Parasites

Cryptosporidium spp   32 38.6  5   5.2   0 0.0

Giardia spp   10 90.9  1   9.1   0 0.0

Multiple etiologiesd   38 55.9  6   8.7   1 1.4

Unknown   65   5.7   22   1.9   1 0.1

Total 725 16.7 203   4.6 60 1.1

Abbreviations: AGE, acute gastroenteritis; ED, emergency department; NORS, National Outbreak Reporting System; STEC, Shiga toxin–producing Escherichia coli.

a

Not all percentages total to 100%, because each percentage was calculated using a different denominator.

b

Does not include ED visits.

c

Categories are not mutually exclusive. Each case-patient was counted only once per visit type (ie, outpatient visit, ED visit, hospital admission); however, any patient who sought multiple types of healthcare was counted in each column.

d

Etiologies are listed in Table 1.