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. 2015 Feb 25;15:92. doi: 10.1186/s12879-015-0811-5

Table 3.

Unadjusted and adjusted rotavirus vaccine effectiveness in preventing hospitalizations due to rotavirus gastroenteritis by vaccine brand and number of doses received

Confirmed and probable hospitalized rotavirus cases Confirmed hospitalized rotavirus cases
Vaccination status Cases VE (95% CI), % Cases VE (95% CI), %
Unadjusted Adjusted Unadjusted Adjusted
Fully vaccinated
RV1 22 87(81–92) 86(78–91) 20 86(78–91) 84(75–90)
RV5 20 89(82–93) 88(81–92) 12 91(85–95) 91(84–95)
RV1 a 22 87(80–91) 85(77–90) 20 85(77–91) 84(74–90)
RV5 a 19 88(80–92) 87(80–92) 11 91(84–95) 91(83–95)
Partially vaccinated
RV1 (1 dose) 6 84(65–93) 82(60–92) 3 90(69–97) 89(66–97)
RV5 (2 doses) 6 90(77–95) 89(75–95) 5 89(74–96) 89(73–95)
RV5 (1 dose) 9 83(68–91) 83(66–91) 7 84(65–92) 84(66–92)
Unvaccinated
768 - - 616 - -

aChildren fulfilling the product information criteria for timing of vaccination.