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Volume 22, Number 7—July 2016
Synopsis

Turtle-Associated Salmonellosis, United States, 2006–2014

Stacey BoschComments to Author , Robert Tauxe, and Casey Barton Behravesh
Author affiliations: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Table

Characteristics of 15 multistate outbreaks of human Salmonella enterica infections linked to turtle exposure, United States, 2006–2014*

Outbreak no., year† Duration, mo Serotype(s) Outbreak strain(s)‡ No. cases No. states No. hosp. No. deaths Median patient age, y (range)
1, 2006
1
I 4,[5],12:i-
JPXX01.0621, JPXX01.1056
4
2
1
0
10.0 (7–45)
2, 2007
7
Pomona
POMX01.004, POMX01.002
20
11
1
1
3.0 (<1–59)
3, 2007
4
Paratyphi B var. Java
JKXX01.0014, JKXX01.0015, JKXX01.0038
107
34
26
0
7.0 (1–87)
4, 2008
8
Typhimurium
JPXX01.0416, JPXX01.0006
135
25
29
0
7.0 (1–94)
5, 2009
5
Muenchen
JJ6X01.0063
10
8
0
0
10.0 (<1–60)
6, 2011
14
Paratyphi B var. Java
JKXX01.0116
132
18
13
0
6.0 (1–75)
7, 2012 30 Sandiego JLXX01.0053 124 22 15 0 6.0 (<1–85)


Newport
JJPX01.1253





8, 2012
25
Pomona
POMX01.0004
23
14
5
0
5.5 (<1–89)
9, 2012 27 Poona JLX6X01.0104 58 22 16 0 3.5 (<1–84)


Sandiego
JLXX01.0002





10, 2012
8
Sandiego
JLXX01.0051
7
3
1
0
10.0 (<1–65)
11, 2012
32
Pomona
POMX01.0002
120
29
19
0
2.0 (<1–94)
12, 2012
20
Poona
JL6X01.0055
78
13
8
0
3.0 (<1–83)
13, 2012
4
I 4,[5],12:i-
JPXX01.1056
19
5
3
0
2.0 (<1–33)
14, 2012
8
Typhimurium
JPXX01.1048
44
11
11
0
3.0 (<1–70)
15, 2014 7 Poona JL6X01.0055 40 12 8 0 5.0 (<1–75)

*Hosp., hospitalizations.
†Outbreaks are depicted in the year they were reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For some, onset of illness may have occurred in preceding years.
‡Defined by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis XbaI restriction enzyme pattern.

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