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Table 2 Characteristics of Reported La Crosse Virus Infection Cases in West Virginia, 2003 to 2007

From: The spatial epidemiology and clinical features of reported cases of La Crosse Virus infection in West Virginia from 2003 to 2007

   Variable

Number (%)

Sex

 

   Male

58 (60.4)

   Female

38 (39.6)

Age

 

   0.4 - 0.9 yrs

1 (1.0)

   1 - 5 yrs

27 (28.1)

   6 - 10 yrs

38 (39.6)

   11 - 15 yrs

15 (15.6)

   16 - 20 yrs

6 (6.3)

   ≥ 21 yrs

9 (9.4)

Month of presentation

 

   May

1 (1.0)

   June

8 (8.3)

   July

27 (28.1)

   August

36 (37.5)

   September

16 (16.6)

   October

8 (8.3)

Reported Signs and Symptoms

 

   Fever

73 (76.0)

   Vomiting

72 (75.0)

   Elevated CSF WBC

68 (70.8)

   Photophobia

50 (52.1)

   Nausea

48 (50.0)

   Weakness

40 (41.6)

   Meningitis

39 (40.6)

   Encephalitis

38 (39.6)

   Stiff Neck

32 (33.3)

   Confusion

32 (33.3)

   Seizures

23 (24.0)

   Elevated CSF protein

24 (25.0)

   Myalgia

11 (11.5)

   Rash

7 (7.3)

   Arthralgia

7 (7.3)

   Coma

4 (4.2)

Died

 

   Male

2 (2.1)

   Female

1 (1.0)