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. 2025 Dec 9;154:e5. doi: 10.1017/S0950268825100782

Table 2.

Overall effectiveness of nirsevimab immunization against hospitalization for respiratory syncytial virus infection in the first year of life, Spain, 2024/2025 season (based on data from n = 559 children)

Cases Controls Crude IE (95% CI) Adjusted IE** (95% CI)
Immunized Total Immunized Total
Overall 137 199 311 360 64.9 (45.0 to 77.6) 65.5 (45.2 to 78.3)
Time since immunization
      0–34 days 27 90* 98 157* 80.1 (63.6 to 89.2) 79.3 (56.0 to 90.2)
      35–69 days 41 104* 78 137* 67.1 (42.1 to 81.3) 69.8 (44.0 to 83.7)
      ≥70 days 69 132* 135 194* 49.9 (16.4 to 70.0) 50.3 (11.3 to 72.1)
Age at admission
      <60 days 38 60 123 139 79.3 (54.5 to 90.6) 80.0 (55.9 to 91.0)
      60–119 days 43 57 76 85 67.5 (14.0 to 87.7) 61.0 (–4.1 to 85.4)
      120–179 days 31 43 46 52 60.6 (–20.7 to 87.2) 57.2 (–32.8 to 86.2)
      ≥180 days 25 39 66 84 37.1 (–53.6 to 74.2) 41.8 (–47.0 to 77.0)

CI, confidence intervals; IE, immunization effectiveness.

*

The number of total cases and controls in time since immunization intervals include the total number of non-immunized infants plus the number in each time since immunization interval, respectively, for cases and controls.

**

Logistic regression, adjusted by sex, risk factors, week of admission (NCS with two inner knots), age at admission (NCS with two inner knots), and RSV hospitalization rate (per 100000 population, by region and epidemiological week) (NCS with two inner knots). All models are based on ≥10 cases per variable.