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Fig 1.

Map of Brazil: Regions and study sites.

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Table 1.

Dengue epidemiology in Brazil overall, and by site in the four regions (surveillance data from the Brazilian national notifiable diseases information system [SINAN] September 2012 to August 2013).

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Fig 2.

Flowchart of the study design.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of suspected dengue cases recruited by site in the four regions in Brazil.

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Table 3.

Cost per ambulatory and hospitalized dengue case across four regions in Brazil, societal perspective (2013 US$).

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Fig 3.

Cost distribution of dengue episode by type of care and health sector (2013 US$).

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Table 4.

Estimated costs of dengue in Brazil from the public payer and societal perspectives, considering two scenarios (2013 US$).

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Fig 4.

Estimated cost of dengue by reported number of cases in the period 2009–2013 (2013 US$).

The cost of dengue was estimated considering the ratio of ambulatory:hospital (9:1). These costs do not include the cost of vector control neither the cost of the surveillance system. Estimated number of reported dengue cases were based on online surveillance data (SINAN, 2009–2013), with EFs.

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