This corresponds to a probability of approximately 20% of observing a case of poliomyelitis, given a case-to-infection ratio for serotype 2 of approximately 1:800 (based on data indicating 4–5 times lower pathogenicity for this serotype compared with serotype 1 [18], which has a case-to-infection ratio of about 1:150 [19,20]).
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