Table 1.
Characteristics of the study participants
 CharacteristicsRecovered JE patientsHealthy, JEV NAb-positive Indian controlsHealthy, JEV NAb-negative Indian controlsUK cohort
n  39 35 16 13 
Median age (range)  13 (1–25) 26 (7–55) 25 (22–55) 26 (23–60) 
Sex  22 M, 17 F 24 M, 11 F 10 M, 6 F 7 M, 6 F 
Years since JE  6 (0.5–12) NA NA NA 
Number tested for DENV NAb  14 14 
DENV NAb positive (any serotype)  14 14 
Dengue illness  
Residence in a JE-endemic area  All All All 
Travel to a JE-endemic area  NA NA NA 
JE vaccine  6a 
Liverpool outcome score 24 NA NA NA 
    
    
    
 CharacteristicsRecovered JE patientsHealthy, JEV NAb-positive Indian controlsHealthy, JEV NAb-negative Indian controlsUK cohort
n  39 35 16 13 
Median age (range)  13 (1–25) 26 (7–55) 25 (22–55) 26 (23–60) 
Sex  22 M, 17 F 24 M, 11 F 10 M, 6 F 7 M, 6 F 
Years since JE  6 (0.5–12) NA NA NA 
Number tested for DENV NAb  14 14 
DENV NAb positive (any serotype)  14 14 
Dengue illness  
Residence in a JE-endemic area  All All All 
Travel to a JE-endemic area  NA NA NA 
JE vaccine  6a 
Liverpool outcome score 24 NA NA NA 
    
    
    

The Liverpool outcome score is a five-point score grading recovery from encephalitis in children and adolescents (Lewthwaite et al., 2010a). 5, full recovery; 4, minor disability; 3, moderate disability; 2, severe disability; 1, death (not applicable here).

a

Six subjects in the UK cohort received the JE vaccine, four before and two during the study period.

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