Spatial Dynamics of Chikungunya Virus, Venezuela, 2014
Erley Lizarazo
1, Maria Vincenti-Gonzalez
1, Maria E. Grillet
2, Sarah Bethencourt, Oscar Diaz, Noheliz Ojeda, Haydee Ochoa, Maria Auxiliadora Rangel, and Adriana Tami
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Author affiliations: University of Groningen, Groningen, the Netherlands (E. Lizarazo, M. Vincenti-Gonzalez, A. Tami); Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela (M.E. Grillet); Universidad de Carabobo, Valencia, Venezuela (S. Bethencourt, A. Tami); Fundación Instituto Carabobeño para la Salud, Carabobo, Venezuela (O. Diaz, N. Ojeda, H. Ochoa, M.A. Rangel)
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Figure 3. Spatial and temporal spread of chikungunya epidemic, Carabobo state, Venezuela, June–December 2014. Time is presented at epidemiologic week intervals as follows: A) weeks 22–27; B) weeks 28–31; C) weeks 32–35; D) weeks 36–39; E) weeks 40–45; F) weeks 46–49. Red circles indicate the appearance of new cases for the given interval; blue indicates the cumulative cases in prior intervals. Light yellow lines depict the road system of the area of study; light gray areas represent the populated areas (urban centers) within the parishes. Yellow star indicates index case; green diamond indicates first autochthonous case.
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