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Outbreaks beginning with an atypical or hemorrhagic versus a typical presentation of the index case had more cases, a higher initial transmission rate, and were somewhat longer.
Given the mixed clinical features at presentation of our index patient, we decided to proceed with muscle tissue evaluation before genetic testing.
Since the mode of presentation of the index stroke in children is often fluctuating and recurring (Braun et al., 2007), we defined recurrent stroke or TIA only when it occurred >1 week after presentation.
For each child with MSD included in the study, we enrolled 1 3 control children without diarrhea from the DSS community within 14 days of presentation of the index case.
Thirty of the outbreaks could also be categorized by setting and had detailed information on the generation that the outbreak was identified, control measures, clinical presentation of the index case, and the number of missed cases (Table 2).
The second issue was that staging and/or mortality would be related to the duration of symptoms, duration being defined as the interval from presentation of the index feature to diagnosis.
We performed the molecular diagnosis of four patients from four different families; the neonatal presentation of all index patients initially raised suspicion of the most severe form of the disease ISH (see Supplementary Information for more detailed description of each patient, Table 1).
The following outbreak details were also extracted if available: the number of cases acquired within a hospital, a household, or at a distance (cases not acquired by household or hospital contact); the number of missed cases (cases not diagnosed as smallpox at the time of illness) and deaths; the generation at which the outbreak was identified, and the clinical presentation of the index case.
