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. 2014 Mar 7;8(4):389–396. doi: 10.1111/irv.12244

Table 2.

Incidence of pandemic and seasonal influenza A viruses among hospitalized pediatric ARI in different age groups during pandemic and post-pandemic periods

Age group Population* Incidence per 100 000 population (95% CI)
Overall First year of outbreak Second year of outbreak
April 2009 to March 2011 April 2009 to March 2010 April 2010 to March 2011
Seasonal Pandemic Seasonal Pandemic Seasonal Pandemic
Months n Cases Incidence Cases Incidence Cases Incidence Cases Incidence Cases Incidence Cases Incidence
≤11 2250 9 200 (105–379) 9 200 (105–379) 5 222 (94–519) 2 89 (24–323) 4 118 (96–456) 7 311 (151–641)
12–23 2431 19 390 (250–609) 14 288 (172–682) 8 329 (167–648) 6 247 (113–537) 11 452 (253–808) 8 329 (167–648)
24–59 9254 17 92 (57–147) 23 124 (83–186) 11 119 (66–213) 11 119 (66–213) 6 56 (30–141) 12 130 (74–227)
<60 13 935 45 161 (120–216) 46 165 (124–220) 24 172 (116–256) 19 136 (87–213) 21 150 (99–230) 27 194 (133–282)
≥60 34 325 5 7 (3–17) 11 16 (9–28) 4 11 (5–30) 6 17 (8–38) 1 3 (0–15) 5 15 (6–34)
Total 48 260 50 52 (39–68) 57 59 (46–76) 28 58 (40–84) 25 52 (35–76) 22 46 (30–69) 32 66 (47–94)

ARI, acute respiratory infection.

*

Data from population census survey in 2006.