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. 2006 Dec;146(3):486–492. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2249.2006.03242.x

Table 1.

SAD risk according to age, sex, vaccination and infectious disease history.

Characteristic SAD percentage (n) RR (95% CI) P-value
Males 15·6 (7/45) 1·13 (0·36–3·52) 0·26
Females 13·8 (4/29) 1·0
Age under 5 years 15·8 (6/38) 1·14 (0·38–3·40) 0·25
Age 5 years or over 13·9 (5/36) 1·0
Previous pneumococcal vaccine 11·1 (1/9) 0·82 (0·12–5·80) 0·41
No previous pneumococcal vaccine 13·6 (8/59) 1·0
History of otitis media 18·9 (7/37) 4·73 (0·62–36·12) 0·08
No history of otitis media 4·0 (1/25) 1·0
≥ Eight episodes of otitis media per year 20·0 (3/15) 2·30 (0·58–9·13) 0·17
< Eight episodes of otitis media per year 8·7 (4/46) 1·0
Spontaneous tympanic membrane perforation 7·1 (1/14) 0·48 (0·06–3·57) 0·30
No spontaneous tympanic membrane perforation 14·9 (7/47) 1·0
Chronic otorrhoea 36·4 (4/11) 4·64 (1·36–15·75) 0·02*
No chronic otorrhoea 7·8 (4/51) 1·0
Recurrent bronchitis or pneumonia 15·6 (5/32) 1·56 (0·41–5·98) 0·24
No recurrent bronchitis or pneumonia 10·0 (3/30) 1·0
Other significant infection 13·3 (2/15) 1·04 (0·24–4·64) 0·33
No other significant infection 12·8 (6/47) 1·0
*

P < 0·05 Fisher’s exact test.