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. 2014 Jul 14;143(5):1033–1036. doi: 10.1017/S0950268814001836

Table 1.

Characteristics of Cryptosporidium-positive patients clustered in the two municipalities and in the rest of the region, Navarra, Spain, July–December 2012

First cluster Second cluster All other cases
Place Rural town Urban municipality Rural and urban areas
Number of cases 18 55 89
Age range, years 0–14 0–8 1–12
Percentage of patients aged 1–4 years 67% 95% 67%
Male 16 (89%) 36 (65%) 55 (62%)
Attack rate in children aged 0–14 years 1·77% 2·13% 0·09%
Attack rate in children aged 1–4 years 4·69% 4·45% 0·23%
Detection of first and last cases 13 July–11 Nov. 20 Aug.–5 Oct. 23 July–9 Dec.
Week with the highest incidence 23–29 July 27 Aug.–2 Sept. 3–9 Sept.
Bathing in the municipal children's pool 6/10 (60%) 30/33 (91%) n.d.
Attendance at day-care centres 7/10 (70%) 10/33 (30%) n.d.
Family members with symptoms 2/10 (20%) 8/33 (24%) n.d.
Number of Cryptosporidium isolates characterized 7 28 5
Cryptosporidium species identified C. hominis C. hominis C. hominis
Cryptosporidium family and subtypes identified IaA18R3 IbA10G2R2 IbA10G2R2 and A14R3

n.d., Epidemiological interviews not done.