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. 2013 Sep 17;57(11):1527–1534. doi: 10.1093/cid/cit598

Table 1.

Hib Antibody Levels in 762 Gambian Children by Age and Area of Residence

Characteristic No. % ≥0.15 µg/mL (95% CI) % >1 µg/mL (95% CI) Adjusteda OR for >1 µg/mL (95% CI) P Value GMT (95% CI) Adjusteda % Difference in GMT (95% CI) P Value
Overall 762 99 (98–100) 75 (72–78) 2.248 (2.07–2.45)
Area of residence
 Ruralb 419 99 (97–100) 71 (66–75) Baseline 1.913 (1.71–2.14) Baseline
 Urbanb 343 100 (99–100) 80 (76–84) 1.60 (1.14–2.26) .007 2.740 (2.42–3.11) 41.93 (19.86–68.06) <.001
Age group, yc
 1 to <2 239 99 (97–100) 83 (77–87) 2.628 (2.27–3.05) Baseline
 2 to <3 249 100 (98–100) 75 (69–80) 0.60 (.39–.94) .025 2.208 (1.91–2.55) −16.63 (−32.36 to 2.77) .088
 3 to <5 272 99 (97–100) 69 (63–74) 0.47 (.31–.72) <.001 2.002 (1.73–2.32) −21.89 (−36.38 to −4.11) .018

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; GMT, geometric mean titer; hib, Haemophilus influenzae type b; OR, odds ratio.

a Adjusted by other variables in the table.

b Rural: Sibanor; urban: Serekunda and Fajikunda combined.

c Two children with missing ages.