Sensitivity analysis: Relative importance of individual multipliers in calculating the overall multiplier for reported dengue inpatients: Puerto Rico, 2010.

<p>Notes: a: Graph plots relative importance of the individual multipliers used to calculate the overall multiplier. The wider the plotted range (i.e., bar), the greater the change in the overall multiplier. b: Results calculated for MA = Medically Attended patient classification sub-model which includes all patients who either had a completed Dengue Case Information Form (DCIF), or had some indication in their medical records (such as specimens sent to a laboratory for dengue testing) as potentially having a clinical case of dengue. PDSS = Passive dengue surveillance system. EDSS = Enhance dengue surveillance system. IgM = Immunoglobulin M. Test indicates presence of dengue IgM antibodies using an antibody capture enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. PCR = Polymerase chain reaction. Test indicates evidence of dengue RNA using by a Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test. See main text for detailed description of individual multipliers and how they are used to calculate the overall multiplier.