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. 2024 Sep 10;20(1):2389606. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2024.2389606

Figure 2.

* The genotype-specific prevalence in the graphs is normalized so that the sum of the prevalences across the six most common strains and the other strains equals exactly 1. The reporting in the manuscript refers to the exact results from the meta-analysis. Therefore there may be some discrepancies between the tables and data presented. ** Number of samples per country per period: Belarus – 492 samples from 2006–2010 and 132 samples from 2011–2015; Bulgaria – 635 samples from 2006–2010; Czechia – 182 samples from 2016–2021; Hungary – 458 samples from 2006–2010 and 421 samples from 2011–2015; Poland – 51 samples from 2006–2010; Romania – 391 samples from 2006–2010; Russian Federation – 946 samples from 2006–2010, 1,577 samples from 2011–2015 and 3,481 samples from 2016–2021; Ukraine – 141 samples from 2006–2010 and 757 samples from 2011–2015.

Prevalence of the most common rotavirus genotypes in Eastern Europe.