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Volume 11, Number 9—September 2005

Dispatch

Endemic Tularemia, Sweden, 2003

Lara Payne*†Comments to Author , Malin Arneborn†, Anders Tegnell†‡, and Johan Giesecke†
Author affiliations: *European Programme for Intervention Epidemiology Training, Solna, Sweden; †Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control, Solna, Sweden; ‡National Board of Health and Welfare, Stockholm, Sweden

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Figure 2

Tularemia cases by county of probable infection, Sweden. A) Areas in analysis by Eliasson et al. B) 1981–2001 cases (N = 1,566). C) 2000 outbreak (N = 384). D) 2003 outbreak (N = 567). White areas indicate no reports.

Figure 2. . Tularemia cases by county of probable infection, Sweden. A) Areas in analysis by Eliasson et al. B) 1981–2001 cases (N = 1,566). C) 2000 outbreak (N = 384). D) 2003 outbreak (N = 567). White areas indicate no reports.

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