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. 2023 Apr 16;132:72–79. doi: 10.1016/j.ijid.2023.04.395

Table 3.

Bivariate analysis of the correlates of anti-S IgG antibody levels at the follow-up assessment among participants without reinfection.

Number interviewed Number tested for IgG anti-S Geometric mean concentration (95% CI) P-valuea
Age, years
 18-34 491 82 412 (291-583) 0.473*
 ≥35 384 122 503 (341-741)
Sex
 Males 688 173 467 (345-633) 0.913*
 Females 187 31 448 (258-777)
Fever at primary infection
 <38°C 225 62 481 (274-843) 0.433*
 ≥38°C 350 77 622 (428-903)
Hospitalization at primary infection
 Yes 133 38 656 (370-1164) 0.226a
 No 742 166 429 (316-582)
Anti-N at primary infection
 Negative & Positive - up to 4 509 96 234 (147-372) <0.001a
 Positive 4+ 366 108 854 (664-1098)
COVID-19 vaccination status
 0 doses 100 30 38 (14-100) <0.001a
 1+ doses 775 174 716 (579-885)
COVID-19 vaccination status
 0 doses 100 30 38 (14-100) <0.001b
 1 dose 402 79 603 (431-844)
 2 doses 303 72 802 (578-1113)
 3+ doses 70 23 906 (551-1489)
Time from 1st vaccine to anti-S testing, months 128 r = -0.084c 0.345
Time from primary infection to anti-S testing, months 194 r = 0.293c <0.001

CI, confidence interval; Ig, immunoglobulin; S, spike.

a

P-value was obtained by Student's t-test or bindependent sample Kruskal-Wallis test

c

Spearman correlation coefficient