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case_images: Japanese encephalitis in the Sichuan province of China (2012-2022). (A) Annual incidence and mortality, and monthly incidence of JE, from 2012 to 2022. (B) Monthly cumulative JE cases from 2012 to 2022. (C) The seasonal pattern of laboratory-confirmed cases of JE from 2012 to 2022. (D) The seasonal pattern of laboratory-confirmed cases of JE from 2012 to 2022, among the three age groups.
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case_images: JE cases peaked from July to September in all age groups ( Table 2 ,  Figure 5D ).
case_images: Geographical distribution of laboratory-confirmed cases of JE in the three age groups in the Sichuan province of China (2012-2022).
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case_images: Conversely, in the adjacent central and western regions of the Sichuan province, where the incidence rate was relatively low, there was a higher proportion of cases in the older age groups, particularly among those older than 40 y of age ( Figure 6 ).
case_images: The cumulative number of non-JE cases with confirmed pathogens in the Sichuan province of China, monthly (2012-2022).
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case_images: February to October, with a total of 82.26% (51/62) cases occurring between July and September ( Figure 7 ). From the geographical distribution, of 21 cities (prefectures), 17 (17/21) had cases positive for viruses other than JEV ( Figure 8 ).
case_images: Geographical distribution of non-JE cases with confirmed pathogens in the Sichuan province of China (2012-2022).
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case_images: February to October, with a total of 82.26% (51/62) cases occurring between July and September ( Figure 7 ). From the geographical distribution, of 21 cities (prefectures), 17 (17/21) had cases positive for viruses other than JEV ( Figure 8 ).