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. 2013 Jun 19;346:f3726. doi: 10.1136/bmj.f3726

Table 3.

 Strain specific effectiveness of two doses of rotavirus vaccine* against hospital admission with rotavirus, Bolivia

Group No/total (%) Vaccine effectiveness (95% CI)
Crude Adjusted
G9P[8] hospital admission
Cases 52/77 (68)
Non-diarrhea controls† 233/253 (92) 86 (71 to 93) 85 (69 to 93)
Test negative controls‡ 510/586 (87) 80 (64 to 89) 80 (60 to 90)
G3P[8] hospital admission
Cases 30/42 (71)
Non-diarrhea controls† 126/130 (97) 92 (70 to 98) 93 (70 to 98)
Test negative controls‡ 510/586 (87) 72 (23 to 89) 74 (22 to 91)
G2P[4] hospital admission
Cases 45/56 (80)
Non-diarrhea controls† 163/180 (91) 68 (16 to 88) 69 (14 to 89)
Test negative controls‡ 510/586 (87) 60 (14 to 81) 59 (7 to 78)
G9P[6] hospital admission
Cases 7/14 (50)
Non-diarrhea controls† 31/43 (72) 88 (25 to 98) 87 (19 to 98)
Test negative controls‡ 510/586 (87) 77 (33 to 93) 80 (37 to 94)

*Cases and controls were considered vaccinated with two doses if the most recent dose was administered ≥14 days before date of case’s hospital visit.

†For non-diarrheal controls, crude vaccine effectiveness includes only vaccination in model; adjusted vaccine effectiveness for model with G9P[8] includes sex; model for G3P[8] includes number of children rooms in home; model for G2P[4] includes number of children in home and maternal education; model for G9P[6] includes only vaccination.

‡For test negative controls, crude vaccine effectiveness adjusts only for hospital, age in months, and month/year of birth; adjusted vaccine effectiveness for G9P[8] includes hospital, age in months, month/year of birth, and sex; G3P[8] includes hospital, age in months, month/year of birth, sex, and maternal education; G2P[4] includes hospital, age in months, month/year of birth, and number of children in home; G9P[6] includes hospital, age in months, and month/year of birth.