Volume 27, Number 2—February 2021
Research Letter
Long-Term Humoral Immune Response in Persons with Asymptomatic or Mild SARS-CoV-2 Infection, Vietnam
Table
Patient no.† | Age, y/sex | Province | Presumed exposure | Symptoms developed | Diagnosed | Presumed incubation period, d | Recent travel history | Contact with confirmed patient | Clinical status | Hospital stay, d |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
25/F |
Khanh Hoa |
Jan 14 |
Jan 18 |
Jan 24 |
4 |
None |
1 of first 2 cases in Vietnam |
Sympt |
11 |
2 |
42/M |
Ninh Thuan |
Feb 27–Mar 4 |
Mar 9 |
Mar 16 |
5–14 |
Malaysia |
Unknown |
Sympt |
16 |
3 |
36/M |
Ninh Thuan |
Feb 27–Mar 4 |
Mar 13 |
Mar 17 |
9–15 |
Malaysia |
Unknown |
Sympt |
15 |
4 |
51/F |
Binh Thuan |
Feb 22–29 |
Mar 5 |
Mar 9 |
7–14 |
USA |
Unknown |
Sympt |
25 |
5‡ |
51/M |
Binh Thuan |
Mar 2–9 |
Mar 11 |
Mar 11 |
2–9 |
None |
Husband of patient 4 |
Sympt |
23 |
6‡ |
64/F |
Binh Thuan |
Mar 2–10 |
Asympt |
Mar 10 |
5–8 |
None |
Domestic worker of patient 4 |
Asympt |
31 |
7‡ |
28/F |
Binh Thuan |
Mar 7 |
Asympt |
Mar 10 |
3 |
None |
Daughter-in-law of patient 4 |
Asympt |
24 |
8‡ |
28/M |
Binh Thuan |
Mar 2–9 |
Mar 11 |
Mar 11 |
2–9 |
None |
Son of patient 4 |
Sympt |
23 |
9‡ |
47/F |
Binh Thuan |
Mar 3–8 |
Mar 11 |
Mar 11 |
3–8 |
None |
Mother of patient 7 |
Sympt |
23 |
10‡ |
37/F |
Binh Thuan |
Mar 3–8 |
Asympt |
Mar 10 |
2–7 |
None |
Staff of patient 4 |
Asympt |
24 |
11‡ | 12/M | Binh Thuan | Mar 3–8 | Asympt | Mar 11 | 2–7 | None | Son of patient 10 | Asympt | 30 |
*All patients made a full recovery. No patients required oxygen. All patients were of Vietnamese nationality. First enrollment was on January 24, 2020, and last was on March 17, 2020. Last follow up was on August 13, 2020. Asympt, asymptomatic; sympt, symptomatic. †Patient numbers match those in Figure 1. ‡Patients from a cluster involving 3 household transmission chains (Appendix Figure).
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