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[DISE04] Notified cases of syphilis per 100 000 inhabitants by Year, Country and Sex

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Denmark: statistik.ssi.dk
Faroe Islands: Chief Medical Officer
Greenland: The National Board of Health
Finland: Register on Infectious Diseases, THL Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare
Åland: Register on Infectious Diseases, THL Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare
Iceland: Directorate of Health
Norway: Norwegian Institute of Public Health, MSIS
Sweden: Public Health Agency of Sweden (Sminet)
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Diagnosed cases of syphilis as identified by individual notification to national authorities. Criteria for notification is detection of Treponema pallidum or detection of Tp-IgM antibodytests (IgM ELISA, IgM immunoblot eller 19S-IgM-FTA) or detection of non-Tp (RPR, VDRL) in laboratory tests. (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC))

Year: 2014 , Country: Iceland , Sex: Men and Women

1 case with gender unknown