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Epidemiologic situation of human rabies in Latin America in 2004.

The results in the two ensuing decades confirm the enormous effort made by countries. Consequently, analysis of the trend in rabies cases during the period 1982-2003 reveals a decline in the number of human cases from 355 to 35, a 91% drop. This figure reflects the trend of rabies in dogs, which decreased from 15,686 cases to 1,131, equivalent to 93%, in the same period. From 1990 to 2003, dogs were the source of infection in 65% of reported human cases, which fell from 152 to 27 (Figure 1).A