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Volume 10, Number 10—October 2004
Research

Epidemiology and Cost of Nosocomial Gastroenteritis, Avon, England, 2002–2003

Ben A. Lopman*Comments to Author , Mark H. Reacher*, Ian B. Vipond†, Dawn Hill‡, Christine Perry§, Tracey Halladay¶, David W. Brown*, W. John Edmunds*, and Joyshri Sarangi†
Author affiliations: *Health Protection Agency, London, UK; †Health Protection Agency, Bristol, UK; ‡United Bristol Healthcare Trust, Bristol, UK; §North Bristol NHS Trust, Bristol, UK; ¶Royal United Hospital Bath NHS Trust, Bath, UK

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Figure 3

Monthly distribution of outbreaks with diagnostic results (n = 122). Negative outbreaks followed a similar seasonal pattern to norovirus outbreaks. u, unconfirmed (only one positive specimen).

Figure 3. Monthly distribution of outbreaks with diagnostic results (n = 122). Negative outbreaks followed a similar seasonal pattern to norovirus outbreaks. u, unconfirmed (only one positive specimen).

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