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. 2022 Jun 24:19–40. doi: 10.1016/B978-0-323-99878-9.00013-3

Table 1.

Reported cases of reinfection (first 30) in world.

S. No. Reported datea Location Patient
Age/Sex		 Intervalb Symptoms
(1 Case)		 Symptoms
(2 Case)
1 24 Aug 2020 Hong Kong 33/M 123 days Mild None
2 24 Aug 2020 Belgium 51/F 93 Mild Mild
3 24 Aug 2020 Netherlands 60 + NA NA NA
4 26 Aug 2020 Netherlands 60 + 60 days NA NA
5 26 Aug 2020 Netherlands 80/M 21 Mild Mild
6 26 Aug 2020 Netherlands 60/M 12 days Mild Serious
7 28 Aug 2020 United States 25/M 31 days Mild Serious
8 30 Aug 2020 Euador 46/M 47 days Mild Moderate
9 15 Sept2020 India 28/F 100 days None None
10 15 Sept 2020 India 25/M 101 days None None
11 23 Sept 2020 United States 42/M 51 days Mild Serious
12 23 Sept 2020 India 24/F 48 days Mild Mild
13 23 Sept 2020 India 27/M 13 days None Mild
14 23 Sept 2020 India 31/M 59 days None Mild
15 23 Sept 2020 India 27/M 60 days Mild Mild
16 29 Sept 2020 Qatar 20/M 54 days NA NA
17 29 Sept 2020 Qatar 40/F 87 days NA NA
18 29 Sept 2020 Qatar 40/M 70 days NA NA
19 29 Sept 2020 Qatar 20/M 45 days NA NA
20 30 Sept 2020 Belgium 30/M 143 days Mild Mild
21 30 Sept 2020 Belgium 25/F 115 days Mild Mild
22 12 Oct 2020 Netherland 89/F 54 days Moderate Serious
23 14 Oct 2020 Spain 62/M 147 days Mild Serious
24 16 Oct 2020 Sweden 53/F 120 days Mild Mild
25 10 Nov 2020 Belgium 30/F 185 days Mild Mild
26 21 Nov 2020 South Korea 21/F 10 days Mild Mild
27 09 Dec 2020 Brazil 37/F 116 days Mild Mild
28 11 Dec 2020 Peru 6/F 97 days Mild Mild
29 16 Dec 2020 Brazil 41/F 145 days Mild Mild
30 17 Dec Mexico M 64 days Mild Mild
a

The month in which reinfection is made public. Due to the time needed to establish reinfection, the actual case may have happened weeks or months earlier.

b

The length of time between the first case’s recovery and the second case’s start of symptoms, if known. Unless otherwise specified, the number of days between confirmed cases.