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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 17.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet. 2014 Feb 17;383(9930):1762–1770. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(13)61682-7

Table 5.

VE and VPDI for pneumococcal conjugate vaccine in trials measuring radiological pneumonia outcomes, by trial site

Serotypes in vaccine (n) Vaccine type invasive pneumococcal disease
All serotype invasive pneumococcal disease
Pneumonia with lobar radiological consolidation/pleural effusion18
Clinical pneumonia
VE (%) VPDI* VE (%) VPDI* VE (%) VPDI* VE (%) VPDI*
California, USA19,22   7     94%   2.43 89% 2.58   28%   1.55   7%   3.30

South Africa15 (HIV negative)   9     83%   0.75 42% 0.43   20%   2.31   7%   3.94

Navajo/White Mountain Apache, USA23   7     83%   1.92 52% 0.77 −11% −3.97 NA N/A

The Gambia12   9     71%   3.67 45% 3.78   35% 23.2   6% 15.4

Philippines24,25 11 −199% −0.33   0.4% 0   16%   3.62 −1%   2.05

VE=Vaccine effectiveness. VPDI=vaccine-preventable disease incidence. All results given are from intention-to-treat analysis for all enrolled children. Adapted from the Cochrane review of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines.24 VPDI is expressed per 1000 person-years of follow-up.

*

Denominators were number of children for California, USA; South Africa; The Gambia; and Philippines; and were person-years for Navajo/White Mountain Apache, USA.

VE has 95% CIs that exclude 0.