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Table 1 Detection of enteric pathogens in stool specimens of diarrhea patients

From: Involvement of main diarrheagenic Escherichia coli, with emphasis on enteroaggregative E. coli, in severe non-epidemic pediatric diarrhea in a high-income country

 

No. specimens*

%

Negative to all tested pathogens

55

29.3

Rotavirus only

63

33.5

Salmonella only

3

1.6

Shigella only

12

6.4

Campylobacter only

7

3.7

ETEC only

0

0.0

EHEC only

1

0.5

EAEC only

7

3.7

Atypical EPEC only

9

4.8

Typical EPEC only

1

0.5

Co-infections

  

Rotavirus & Salmonella

3

1.6

Rotavirus & Campylobacter

4

2.1

Rotavirus & ETEC

2

1.1

Rotavirus & EAEC

9

4.8

Rotavirus & atypical EPEC

9

4.8

Shigella & EAEC

1

0.5

Campylobacter & EAEC

1

0.5

Campylobacter & atypical EPEC

1

0.5

Total DEC in both single and co-infections

41

21.8

Total samples tested

188

100.0

  1. *This analysis is based on samples from 188 children who were tested for all pathogens presented in the table.