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. 2013 Jul;132(1):e25–e33. doi: 10.1542/peds.2012-3804

TABLE 5.

Vaccine Effectiveness among Children aged ≥ 8 months by Genotype

Evaluation and Control Group Source of Immunization Data Cases No. (%) Vaccinated Controls No. (%) Vaccinated VE 95% CI
a. 2 RV1 doses versus 0 doses
 Controls: rotavirus-negative
  G1P[8] cases Provider 43 9 (21) 140 101 (72) 89 70 to 96
  G2P[4] cases Provider 36 8 (22) 90 64 (71) 94a,b 78 to 98
 Controls: IIS (matched)
  G1P[8] cases IIS 43 7 (16) 636 273 (43) 78 48 to 91
IIS, restricted 42 7 (17) 509 268 (53) 88 68 to 95
  G2P[4] cases IIS 33 7 (21) 455 256 (56) 81a 52 to 92
IIS, restricted 30 7 (23) 358 238 (66) 88a 68 to 95
b. 3 RV5 doses versus 0 doses
 Controls: rotavirus-negative
  G1P[8] cases Provider 37 3 (8) 73 34 (47) 95c 74 to 99
  G2P[4] cases Provider 29 1 (3) 50 24 (48) 98a,d 74 to 100
 Controls: IIS (matched)e
  G1P[8] cases IIS, Georgia only 38 2 (5) 493 174 (35) 91 61 to 98
IIS, Georgia only, restricted 37 2 (5) 390 172 (44) 94 73 to 99

“Restricted” indicates analysis was restricted to children that had at least 1 dose of DTaP, PCV or RV in IIS record.

a

Based only on data from season 2 because all G2P[4] cases occurred in season 2.

b

Model also included insurance status (without this adjustment, VE = 92% [95% CI 76 to 97]).

c

Model also included insurance status (without this adjustment, VE = 94% [95%CI 69 to 99]).

d

Model also included race (without this adjustment, VE = 96% [95% CI 59 to 99]).

e

Analysis performed only with Georgia IIS because IIS in Connecticut could not differentiate RV5 doses from doses with unknown manufacturer. Analysis for G2P[4] cases not performed because of insufficient cases from Georgia alone.