TABLE 1.

Prevalence of fecal rotavirus in different centers^a

Center	Prevalence (% [no. with rotavirus/total no.])	95% CI (%)b
Summer
Birmingham	10.2 (18/176)c	8.2–12.7
Bridgend (Wales)	1.3 (4/224)	0.9–2.0
Chelmsford	3.5 (2/57)	1.5–8.1
Dereham	0 (0/75)	0–3.9
Downham Market	2.6 (2/85)	1.6–4.1
Haslemere	3.9 (1/31)	1.2–11.9
Hereford	0 (0/43)	0–8.2
IOWd	1.5 (1/73)	0.9–2.6
NCAC	0.6 (1/172)	0–2.1.7
North London	0 (0/8)	0–36.9
Nottingham	8.9 (2/24)	4.9–15.6
Truro	61.3 (21/34)c	57.6–64.8
York	0 (0/38)	0–9.3
Winter
Belfast (Ireland)	0 (0/65)	0–5.4
Bredhurst	0 (0/93)	0–3.8
Derby	0.8 (1/134)	0.4–1.4
Eastbourne	0 (0/46)	0–7.7
Exeter	2.9 (3/97)	1.7–5.1
Ferndown	0 (0/27)	0–12.8
Glasgow (Scotland)	1.2 (1/69)	0.4–3.4
Mansfield	2.9 (1/30)	1.2–6.5
Newbury	0 (0/25)	0–13.7
St. Helens	0 (0/31)	0–11.2
Warrington	0 (0/47)	0–7.6
Wrexham (Wales)	0 (0/23)	0–14.8

^aCenters in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales are indicated; the rest of the centers are in England.

^b95% CI, 95% confidence interval.

^cCenters with prevalences significantly higher than those in other centers, P < 0.0001.

^dIOW, Isle of Wight.