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Volume 20, Number 10—October 2014
Dispatch

Prevalence of Arcobacter Species among Humans, Belgium, 2008–2013

Anne-Marie Van den AbeeleComments to Author , Dirk Vogelaers, Johan Van Hende, and Kurt Houf
Author affiliations: Sint-Lucas Hospital, Ghent, Belgium (A.-M. Van den Abeele); University Hospital, Ghent (D. Vogelaers); Ghent University, Merelbeke, Belgium (J. Van Hende, K. Houf)

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Age distribution of study population for detection of Arcobacter spp. in patients with acute enteritis, 2008–2013, Belgium. Black bars indicate percentage of age group included, white bars indicate percentage of patients excluded from the study, and dark gray bars indicate percentage of patients whose samples tested positive for Arcobacter spp.

Figure. Age distribution of study population for detection of Arcobacter spp. in patients with acute enteritis, 2008–2013, Belgium. Black bars indicate percentage of age group included, white bars indicate percentage of patients excluded from the study, and dark gray bars indicate percentage of patients whose samples tested positive for Arcobacter spp.

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