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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 19.
Published in final edited form as: Vaccine. 2013 Jul 8;31(38):4164–4171. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2013.06.085

Table 4.

(a) Estimated national annual costs for rotavirus hospitalizations in the United States, (b) Estimated national annual costs for emergency department (ED) visits in the United States.

(a) Hospitalizations
Season Rate per 10,000 Number of hospitalizations Median cost Hospital costs (95% CI) Mean cost Hospital costs (95% CI)
2006 22.5 (19.2–25.7) 25,887 S3592 $92,981,170 ($79,343,932, $106,205,159) $4159 $107,665,394 ($91,874,470, $122,977,806)
2007 21.6 (18.5–24.6) 24,852 $3565 $88,595,869 ($75,880,722, $100,900,851) $4257 $105,794,258 ($90,610,823, $120,487,905)
2008 2.4 (1.0–4.1) 2761 $4297 $11,866,135 ($4944,223, $20,271,314) $4651 $12,842,876 ($5,351,198, $21,939,913)
2009 10.1 (7.6–12.7) 11,621 $4311 $50,091,588 ($37,692,680, $62,986,453) $5346 $62,123,373 ($46,746,300, $78,115,528)
(b) Emergency department visits
Season Rate per 10,000 Number of ED visits Median cost (95% CI) ED costs Mean cost (95% CI) ED costs
2006 301.0 346,315 $543 ($379, $575) $187,920,653 $586 ($452, $721) $202,940,538
2007 281.0 323,304 $724 ($554, $823) $234,105,557 $886 ($765–$1006) $286,447,303
2008 44.2 50,854 $540 ($503, $873) $27,469,886 $628 ($470, $786) $31,936,448
2009 97.8 112,524 $827 ($672, $961) $93,015,369 $992 ($834, $1150) $111,623,394