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Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2012 Jan;31(1):47–52. doi: 10.1097/INF.0b013e318236c67b

Table 3. Response Rates (Confidence Limits) and Seroprotection Rates (Confidence Limits) after One and Two Doses of MCV4 for 2-10 Year-old Participants with data for Weeks 4 and 28 (Current Report) Compared to 11-24 Year-old Participants (Earlier P1065 Cohort) with HIV Infection and 2-10 Year-Old Participants without HIV Infection.

After First MCV4 Dose (Week 4) After Second MCV4 Dose (Week 28)

Study Cohort A C W-135 Y A C W-135 Y
2-10 yrs, HIV-infected (current cohort)1 All (n=49) 92 (80, 98) 43 (29, 58) 98 (89, >99) 76 (61, 87) 88 (75, 95) 80 (66, 90) 100 (93, 100) 84 (70, 93)
Entry titer <1:8 95 (83, 99)
n=39
43 (28,59)
n=42
100 (91, 100)
n=37
100 (74, 100)
n=12
95 (83, 99)
n=39
86 (71, 95)
n=42
100 (91, 100)
n=37
100 (74, 100)
n=12
VL<400 (n=34) 91 (76, 98) 44 (27, 62) 100 (90, 100) 76 (59, 89) 85 (69, 95) 85 (69, 95) 100 (90, 100) 88 (73, 97)

Seroprotection 96 (86, >99) 49 (34, 64) 98 (89, >99) 90 (78, 97) 96 (86, >99) 80 (66, 90) 100 (93, 100) 98 (89, >99)

11-24 yrs, HIV-infected (previous cohort)2 CD4%≥25, 2-Dose Group 85 (74, 92)
n=65
66 (53, 77)
n=65
88 (78, 95)
n=66
76 (64, 85)
n=66
86 (75, 93)
n=63
75 (63, 85)
n=65
92 (83, 97)
n=66
82 (70, 90)
n=66
Seroprotection 95 (87, 99)
n=66
64 (51, 75)
n=66
83 (72, 91)
n=66
79 (67, 88)
n=66
95 (87, 99)
n=64
68 (56, 79)
n=66
91 (81, 97)
n=66
88 (78, 95)
n=66

2-10 yrs, Healthy3 All 99 (96, 100)
n=279
88 (84, 91)
n=338
96 (94, 98)
n=400
86 (77, 93)
n=87
- - - -

Seroprotection 97 (95, 100) 81 (78,100) 91 (88, 100) 93 (90, 100) - - - -
1

All participants in 2-10 year-old cohort were required to have CD4%≥25% at baseline.

2

Older cohort results presented for comparison[Ref # 12].

3

Results from study of single MCV4 dose in healthy (HIV-uninfected) 2-10 year-old study presented for comparison; all with pre-vaccine rSBA titer <8) [Ref # 18].