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. 2011 Apr 27;2(1):46–50. doi: 10.1016/j.phrp.2011.04.009

Table 4.

Seroprevalence of antibodies against HAV/HEV according to age and residency

Age groups Percent positives (number of anti-HAV IgG positive/total number)
Percent positives (number of anti-HEV IgG positive/total number)
Urban Suburban∗ Rural Urban Suburban Rural
10–14 43.48 (20/46) 35.94 (23/64) 25.00 (2/8) 0.00 (0/46) 1.56 (1/64) 0.00 (0/8)
15–19 20.00 (6/30) 35.14 (13/37) 27.27 (3/11) 0.00 (0/30) 0.00 (0/37) 0.00 (0/11)
20–29 50.00 (23/46) 62.22 (28/45) 40.00 (2/5) 4.35 (2/46) 6.67 (3/45) 0.00 (0/5)
30–39 93.02 (40/43) 97.96 (48/49) 100.00 (6/6) 9.30 (4/43) 6.12 (3/49) 0.00 (0/6)
40–59 100.00 (22/22) 100.00 (30/30) 100.00 (13/13) 18.18 (4/22) 16.67 (5/30) 46.15 (6/13)
≥60 92.86 (13/14) 100.00 (9/9) 100.00 (11/11) 57.14 (8/14) 33.33 (3/9) 63.64 (7/11)



Total 61.69 (124/201) 64.53 (151/234) 68.52 (37/54) 8.96 (18/201) 6.41 (15/234) 24.07 (13/54)

∗A p value <0.0001 by χ2 test.

Calculated by Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel Statistics for residency in HAV IgG(+) χ2(overall) = 0.2991, p = 0.5845.

Calculated by Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel Statistics for residency in HEV IgG(+) χ2(overall) = 0.8436, p = 0.3584.

HAV = hepatitis A virus; HEV = hepatitis E virus.